Quote Originally Posted by AkHerps View Post
If you don't want to switch to another set up you need to make some changes. Those logs don't sound very secure for the snake, they like to be smashed up inside something, they don't like extra room in their hides.

Clutter up the tank, make it so he doesn't have a lot of floor space. You can add more hides, or crumpled newspaper.

Leave it alone for a little while, about a week, then either put an adult hopper mouse, or a live adult very small mouse in it's enclosure and always supervise. You can sit there for a couple hours if you have too, sometimes it takes them a little while to get the idea then they will start taking it faster and faster.
UPDATE

I put in a couple more tight hides (cluttered up the enclosure) and blacked out the back and sides. Left the snake alone and waited for a few days. Fed a live pinky/fuzzy rat inside the enclosure at night. Took him a good 30 minutes but he made his way over to the prey and curled up beside it for a few minutes before devouring it. Super stoked!

I have found this forum to be very informative. Thanks for the advice and quick responses.

Assuming that we continue to not handle the snake and use the same technique and prey at next feeding, should I expect him to start eating regularly?