medusa is not eating. may have something to do with the husbandry???

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Originally Posted by eel588

Like mentioned above, a ball python needs security. A happy healthy ball python always eats. I have rescued balls that were housed in aquariums, when I switched them to tubs they had zero issues eating.

If you refuse to switch to a tub (which is more than fine) provide at least 3 hides and as many fake plants as you can.

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i personnaly think im going to take your advice though, im prolly gonna sell this... invest in more pets and build a small rack :D

but first! see if she'll eat the rat pups :/ i hate live...

excuse the gun case leaning up against the tank... :salute:

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Originally Posted by eel588

A happy healthy ball python always eats.

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Lol...I so wish that was true.

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Originally Posted by RainbowJizz

invest in more pets and build a small rack :D

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Now you're on the right track! Cause they're like tater chips...you can't have just one...:D

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Originally Posted by sho220

Now you're on the right track! Cause they're like tater chips...you can't have just one...:D

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you sir... deserve a "like" button! lol!

now onto the real problem... selling this tank and getting medusa to eat and stay away from living upto her name

off topic: im going to snap if i see another "free rats" add on craigslist... get excited... click on it... "for pets only not food!" fml lol

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Originally Posted by RainbowJizz

off topic: im going to snap if i see another "free rats" add on craigslist... get excited... click on it... "for pets only not food!" fml lol

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Your best bet is to try and find someone local who breeds them for use as feeders.