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    Re: Post lay feeding question

    Quote Originally Posted by Arlton View Post
    I will do the straight water for the wash and I’ll try to feed her Tomorrow


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    Good luck, make sure to let us know how it goes.

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    Re: Post lay feeding question

    Most definitely I appreciate all the advice


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    Re: Post lay feeding question

    Quote Originally Posted by Bogertophis View Post
    Oh, OK, so it's a ball python thing* then. I've hatched out a number of clutches of snake eggs, & none of the moms ever looked for their eggs, but since they don't do
    maternal incubation in the wild, that explains it. (*or any other kinds of snakes that do incubate in the wild, like maybe cobras?)
    Definitely a BP thing I have never washed a colubrid off, BP however it's like everything else they do, they like to be different and make it difficult.

    Now will there be female resuming feeding no matter what? Yes not the majority though, just like their will be females that even when the scent is completely washed off will not resume feeding before another 60 days (again in the minority)
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    Re: Post lay feeding question

    Quote Originally Posted by Deborah View Post
    Definitely a BP thing I have never washed a colubrid off, BP however it's like everything else they do, they like to be different and make it difficult.

    Now will there be female resuming feeding no matter what? Yes not the majority though, just like their will be females that even when the scent is completely washed off will not resume feeding before another 60 days (again in the minority)
    The chance of my breeding BPs is exactly zero, but this is very informative & something that I'll share in the future...always something new to learn.

    I didn't initially realize why you were washing them off post-lay, since disinfectants were mentioned, but the issue of scent makes total sense, at least for BPs.
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    Re: Post lay feeding question

    Sorry I’m a couple days late on my update but after putting her in a tote with some damp paper towels for a couple minutes while I cleaned her tote up she ate the next day for me


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    Re: Post lay feeding question

    Quote Originally Posted by Arlton View Post
    Sorry I’m a couple days late on my update but after putting her in a tote with some damp paper towels for a couple minutes while I cleaned her tote up she ate the next day for me


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