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    Re: Extremely worried BP first-time owner, feeding help!

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    One more thing, it could be the size of its surroundings. Tank may be too big and a little stressed from that? Other than that, I am at a loss with help.

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    They have it in a split 40 gallon tank. Though this can be an issue I have successfully raised baby snakes in large enclosures. If can be done you just have to have it set up correctly with enough hides, cover, and concealment. A pic would help make sure this is not the issue.
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