I recently got a BP that had been rather neglected. He had a nasty belly burn and multable layres of old shed stuck to him. Now he is cleaned up, healing, and just got through a shed that went pretty well all things considered. Now that I have his imediate issues under contol Ineed to fatten him up. Sampson is an adult male that is nearing full growth. When we got him he had been of his food for at least a month, his neck looked sunken and hte skin was loose causnig issues with his neck sheds. He is now eating well. We have him on 1 large mouse every five days. We did sart wth smaller mice and work our way up (this last one he accually had t work a little to swallow) through 5 feedings now. We had a few issues at first due to impacted eye capps but now he's striking like a champ. After he eats he only hides for a few hours before he's out and about again. By the next day he is flicking his tounge out and climbing the side of the take we get him out of, and is just generally very active and inquisitive. By day 3 he is rarly lounging any more at all and stays coiled up on top of his hide (his prefered hunting spot) when he isn't roaming the tank. I don't want to over feed him, but he is still far too skinny. would it be OK for me to try feeding him at this point or should wait? I'm reasonablely sure he'd eat but given his history would it make his tummy sick?