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  • 10-06-2015, 12:59 PM
    Rickys_Reptiles
    I would suggest you check the husbandry. Although the reason is sometimes the food, it is more often that the husbandry isn't correct.
  • 10-06-2015, 01:39 PM
    200xth
    Re: Louie keeps coiling but won't EAT!!
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    Originally Posted by tembii View Post
    I read on here maybe if they do that its because the prey item is too big but he ate a small mouse before right after he shed so I assumed he was comfortable with those! Should I try him a fuzzies again?

    A small mouse is not going to be too big for your snake (unless it's an abnormally tiny hatchling). If anything, I would say your food is too small. Mice fuzzies are too small for any BP, even hatchlings right out of the egg.

    If your food is properly sized, doublecheck your environment. Heat, humidity, ample hiding places, etc.
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