Re: No strike, still eating
I'm not sure of the age of your snake. But I have had a few do this to me too. IMO based of the little info you gave I would say it's likely just feeding confidence that needs to be developed over time. To fix my issue I started feeding my collection around 7pm and I fed my few shy eaters last and left the room for about 20 min. Since then they all eat very well and I have no issues. Good luck!
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Re: No strike, still eating
Some snakes will learn that the prey is pre-killed and not bother with the muss and fuss of striking and constricting. My female corn was this way, just picked the mice up and ate them.
Re: No strike, still eating
Thank you for the response I would estimate her no more than 7 months old. I’m just not sure why the sudden lack of confidence would happen as she used to have a great feeding response just a month ago but I will try the tips you mentioned thanks a lot for the info
Re: No strike, still eating
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Thank you for the response I would estimate her no more than 7 months old. I’m just not sure why the sudden lack of confidence would happen as she used to have a great feeding response just a month ago but I will try the tips you mentioned thanks a lot for the info
Np. It could be a few things. But when you said nothing happened while you watched but when you left and came back it was gone it's an indicator of a shy eater. I've had plenty eat in front of me but still exhibit "shy" signs. Id say about %20 of my collection are shy or feel vulnerable and prefer to eat without an audience. Best wishes!
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