Fridge or Freezer? Rejected F/T

Hello all, just got another new BP. Shes been eating live mice. I feed all my snakes frozen/thawed rats. The new bp rejected the f/t rat. Should I refreeze or should I throw it in the fridge and just warm it up again tomorrow for 2nd try?

I'm not sure if it works like ground beef..haha. when I defrost ground beef I never refreeze what i dont cook, but I do throw it in the fridge for a meal the next day. Same deal here or no? Advice please?!?!

Also any tricks to try in converting her from live prey to f/t? I know its probably too early anyway as shes most likely still adjusting to her knew home. Just askin for later. Thanks for everyones help in advance!

definitely refreeze, but I wouldn't refreeze a 2nd time. After the 2nd thaw, I would throw away if refused or give t one of your other snakes.
what a week after the refusal.
You can try pre-scenting, zombie dance, and/or leave the f/t in over night at the door of her hide.

i offer it to someone else or i toss it. with the way i defrost i don't feel comfortable re-freezing. (I leave rodents out in a spare tub in the rack for 6-8 hours then hit em with a hairdryer). I always have SOMETHING that will eat a refused rodent, and if not. i re-offer in an hour or so and if its refused it gets tossed.

I would not refreeze it after the second feeding attempt if your snake rejects it again. It sounds like your snake just needs a few days to settle in also. I have a snake that eats f/t and one that only takes live right now. I thaw mine out in hot tap water in a baggie. When it is ready to be presented to the snake I give it a quick zap in the head with a hair dryer. I then proceed to shake it around on the feeding tongs in front of the snake and then he strikes and coils.

It it doesn't eat it, garbage.
Bacteria begins to multiply on that food item the second it's no longer frozen.
I toss them or offer to someone else.

I find that most of my animals refuse refreezes.

I bury them in the front garden, 6" deep with a rock on top, so that hopefully the neighbors' cats won't dig them up...

refreeze