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    Food Refusal During Shed

    I know food refusal during shed is common, but is it usually only when they are in blue? He has a pink belly right now so I know he's starting to shed and he has refused the last 2 weeks of meals. Could it be because he is about to start the shed process?

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    Could be, some are weird about it. My BEL will not eat in shed or the meal after.

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    Re: Food Refusal During Shed

    I don't think the shed has anything to do with it refusing 2 meals prior to going into shed...a lot of snakes won't eat at all for the duration of a shed though.

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    Re: Food Refusal During Shed

    Quote Originally Posted by drezden View Post
    I know food refusal during shed is common, but is it usually only when they are in blue? He has a pink belly right now so I know he's starting to shed and he has refused the last 2 weeks of meals. Could it be because he is about to start the shed process?
    i wouldnt be to concerned i heard of balls fasting for 9 months before deciding to eatmy male het albino refused his first meal yesterday and he is a yearling he usually will still look hungry after a weaned rat ...and my female will eat herself to death if i let her shed or no shed she cant get enough

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