Hey my girlfriend has had this baby cornsnake that has not eaten for her for the passed couple months of its posession.she's tried it all,blacking out the sides,upping the temps a little,braining the pinky,making it do the zombie dance for the snake,left it in an opaque box with just the pinky undisturbed,given it a tighter fitting hide spot,not handled it so it can acclimate to its new surroundings.its starting to get skinny and the next things that I see left that we don't like are feeding it a live pinky or force feeding.I offered to take over its care if it came down to such things.but before that I think there could be two other factors contributing to its reluctance to chow down. There is a fan next to the stand she keeps her corns and she has cats.could the vibrations be irritating the snake? Could the scents of the cats also be a factor?she has three corns, the other two never turn down a meal.
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