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    Is my prey item too small?

    Hi was wondering if the prey item that I am offering to my snake is too small for my ball python. Here's a comparison picture.

    I was also wondering if prey size could be a factor in why my snake isn't eating?

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    Yes, and probably. Most start in hoppers.
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    Prey could be larger but it's likely not the reason your snake isn't eating.

    Check your husbandry.

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