Quote Originally Posted by DrEwTiMe View Post
Since she was a baby she has always been fed live. Thats what the breeder started her on so i figured why mess with it because bp's can be picky with eating.

When i came back in the room as far as i coudl tell she was going from one hide to the other but was not moving when i walked in. She then sat still for a moment and started squirming around. She very used to me cause i handle her everyday except feeding days so i don't know why she would be scared of me walking in my room. Im in and out of my room many times everyday and she doesn't seem to be effected by it either way.

She was off feed for about a 1.5 months before being fed tonight. Her behavior didn't change at all so i just rolled with it and kept offering her food every 2 weeks like i normally do. Then today she took the first mouse, killed the second and didn't eat it. Then like i said about an hour later this happened. Im trying to think of anything else that might be of help to you all.
When you feed they have different instincts in feeding mode.
You are a moving predator to her, she is not used to you when she's eating. As far as she can tell, you're a threat to her and she will sacrifice her meal to save herself like she would in the wild.
Once you see her kill the rat or mouse, I would leave her alone in the dark with NO traffic by her cage for at least an hour, maybe more.

Also, I recommend feeding one properly sized prey item per meal instead of trying to feed two.
You should be offering her food every week. After a regurgitation though, you should wait two weeks.

The double kill of mice could have been a factor of the regurgitation as well.