Quote Originally Posted by L.West View Post
That is what I was thinking but the breeder I got her from suggested taking her on a car ride.

I am sooo confused right now with the whole thing. I've been trying to leave her alone as much as possible because she has been fasting for 6 months now but then I get conflicting advice.

What would you all do at this point if it was your snake.

She is about 3 years old and currently weighs 1,600 grams. She has always been on f/t mice - wouldn't take rats. I tried to offer a live rat recently - she didn't even strike at it. I still offer her food every week but nothing.

Hopefully someone on here can send me in the right direction.
I have a ball python who is three years old, around 1,600 grams, and hasn't eaten since November!

Try feeding ASFR (African Soft Furred Rats), they are great and will get your snake eating right away. I plan on breeding, selling, and feeding them this June.

It is also around breeding time, so that could possibly be it. After June, if she is still not eating then the breeding issue isn't very likely.

Remember, ball pythons can go months without eating, and usually stay the same weight. Here is a video that might help:

YouTube - SnakeBytesTV-My Snake Won't Eat

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