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    Shedding happens when it happens...no schedule, & nothing to waste time worrying about.

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    Re: New RTB Stopped Eating

    Quote Originally Posted by Tpot View Post
    IT WORKED!!! So I tried feeding her a little bit bigger of a mouse last night, "small mouse" from Petsmart actually. She wouldn't take it as usual, so I decided to just leave it in there overnight. Came out this morning and she was all wrapped up in her hot hide with a nice fat belly.

    Thank you for the suggestion!
    Isn't that the best feeling ever!!! Nothing better than to get a reluctant feeder eating again.
    Congrats. Now you can breathe a bit. I've been there - I know how you feel.
    L. West
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    Re: New RTB Stopped Eating

    Quote Originally Posted by Bogertophis View Post
    It all comes down to learning YOUR snake's personality...you can never assume that all boas or all BPs or whatever kind will respond the same way.
    We think we're teaching them but pretty much they're teaching US to pay attention- to what THEY need.

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    I sure hope a lot of folks read this. ^^^. This is a the answer to a HUGE part of the snake keeping puzzle.
    The one thing I found that you can count on about Balls is that they are consistent about their inconsistentcy.

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    Please excuse the spelling in my posts. Auto-Correct is my worst enema.

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    Re: New RTB Stopped Eating

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    I sure hope a lot of folks read this. ^^^. This is a the answer to a HUGE part of the snake keeping puzzle.
    I can't agree more...after doing tons of research and reading before I got her, I had expectations of how she should act/feed/poop/etc. This just hasn't been accurate so far, and I can tell she's very happy doing things her way.

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    Re: New RTB Stopped Eating

    All snakes are so different and there isn’t a rule book that could be followed letter by letter as they sure like to throw a spanner in the works now and then .
    It takes time to get to know your individual snake .
    Won’t be long till you think to your self what the hell was I doing all that worrying about


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