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Feeding during Shed Question
I haven't had my ball python very long (maybe about a month) and he was scheduled to eat tomorrow, but his eyes just turned blue. Should I wait until his shed is over and then feed him, or should I try to feed him anyways? He normally eats every 5 days because he is still fairly young and he is pretty underweight (His old owners were underfeeding the poor thing). I mainly just don't want to risk stressing him out or the risk of regurgitation.
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I offer. Sometimes they want to eat, sometimes not. I don't think regurg is a problem with shedding.
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Well thanks for all of the input guys. Here is a complimentary picture of blue-eyed Japas!
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Re: Feeding during Shed Question
My Snakes always refuse to eat when they are in Shed.
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I guess I'm in the minority... I always offer on her feeding day, during shed or not, and she's never skipped a meal. Not a big deal for them to skip a meal though. You'll be fine either way.
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Re: Feeding during Shed Question
I have a collection of 20 BPs. Everyone gets fed on feeding day no matter what and I have never had a refusal for any of the animals in shed. I have actually had an animal shed minutes after feeding that ate with no problem. I guess it is up to the Bp so try it out and see how yours will react. Good Luck!!
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