I was thinking the same thing. I usually feed roughly 15% of thier body weight, which would be roughly a 120 or so gram small rat for an 800g ball. There are cases when you have to feed very small prey items. I had a 350g pastel that was always an amazing eater. Out of nowhere he decided he wouldn't take a normal sized meal anymore. After a nice hunger strike I offered him a couple live rat pinks that I put in his hut with him and closed off the entrance to his hut. He ate them like it was going out of style. So after a few meals consisting of multiple rat pinks I bumped him up a size each time I fed him. He is now back to eating appropriately sized stunned rats.Quote:
Originally Posted by akaangela
Since you mentioned it will strike and constrict and is acting like she will eat, trying putting a f/t or f/k in her hut with her and closing off the entrance. Leave her in there with it overnight. A little privacy goes a long way sometimes. It wouldn't hurt to try multiple smaller prey items if she decides she doesn't want a full sized meal anymore. Its worth a shot at least.