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    Re: need a little help

    ^^^First post is spot on.

    If, however, even after you've gotten the correct husbandry down and the snake still won't eat, trying live might stimulate a better feeding response. This should be done if the snake is ignoring F/T rodents. Perhaps trying one adult mouse would be best. Rats can do quite the damage when there's a chance to bite even if the snake is already constricting it.
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