My baby Burmese wont eat

I would think that snake could eat large or jumbo mice, no problem. How do you prepare your frozen mice? Whatever you do, don't boil them LOL. I just watched a YouTube video on how to boil your rodent to prepare it for feeding LOL. Personally I would set it out at room temp until it's completely thawed (but no longer), then warm to 100-110F using an incubator, lamp, or warm water. And I like to feed late at night, my snakes won't eat early in the AM.

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Originally Posted by FlynnTheBP

Well, I don't think the OP's first language is English, so let's try and cut him some slack.

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Understood and im not trying to be mean, but its all off the wall...For someone that supposedly has a Boa there seems to be no common snake sense at all, not even about husbandry or if the burm is ok right now or not. But im out, nobody can save everything and I can only waste my breath so long.

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Originally Posted by cchardwick

I would think that snake could eat large or jumbo mice, no problem. How do you prepare your frozen mice? Whatever you do, don't boil them LOL. I just watched a YouTube video on how to boil your rodent to prepare it for feeding LOL. Personally I would set it out at room temp until it's completely thawed (but no longer), then warm to 100-110F using an incubator, lamp, or warm water. And I like to feed late at night, my snakes won't eat early in the AM.

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I am so happy Right now I just fed him an adult mice and he ate it like a champ. And when I prepare it i fill a cup with hot tap water warm it up then i take i remove the mouses wet so its dry and then i feed it to the snake

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Originally Posted by Kevin Djuvfeldt

I am so happy Right now I just fed him an adult mice and he ate it like a champ. And when I prepare it i fill a cup with hot tap water warm it up then i take i remove the mouses wet so its dry and then i feed it to the snake

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Congrats! I hope you'll take good care of him and have many wonderful years ahead [emoji1319]

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Originally Posted by halfnakedlife

Congrats! I hope you'll take good care of him and have many wonderful years ahead [emoji1319]

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x2!

Way to go!

my burm arrived 3 days ago so im still in the "letting him adjust" phase before I offer him a rat pup later next week

They usually take a while to settle in. I recommend waiting. Also, is it shedding? Shedding sometimes causes snakes not to eat, not when they're eyes are covered.
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Originally Posted by WildPython

They usually take a while to settle in. I recommend waiting. Also, is it shedding? Shedding sometimes causes snakes not to eat, not when they're eyes are covered.
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Think your answer and questions might be a little to late (been almost a year)?