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    Re: My red tail hasn't ate in a while.

    Quote Originally Posted by TylerxToxic View Post
    The temps and humidity are ideal i've already thought about that.

    I usually take him out of his enclosure and put him in a separate tank for feeding. I havent tried anything besides rats so I'll give that a try for before I take him to the vet. And I offer live.
    Have you tried feeding in his enclosure and not moving him to a separate tank?

    If you are going to try offering a live rabbit or guinea pig, be very careful. Rabbits, while soft and furry, can become hostile, aggressive, and downright mean, and they will fight once they realize they are cornered.

    I only suggested the vet trip because this boa hasn't eaten in 8 months and that is highly uncharacteristic of a boa...
    Last edited by Vypyrz; 07-09-2010 at 04:17 PM.
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