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    Re: He is afraid of mice...

    Quote Originally Posted by alkibp View Post
    My pin is afraid of adult mice and wouldn't touch them for the last 3 weeks. He was eating them fine before. I don't know what clicked in his little brain but, when he sees a live adult mouse now, he flees for the safety of his hide.

    I tried a different method last night. I left a fresh killed mouse in a tiny paper bag in his tub overnight. In the morning it was gone. So his 3 week fast is over which is a relief.

    I don't feel good about killing the mouse myself. I feel guilty... Like I did something bad... But, I know it had to be done for the snake's survival.

    Next time I will put a frozen/thawed mouse in a bag for him.

    http://ball-pythons.net/gallery/file...480_967018.jpg
    Don't feel guilty, mice are disgusting vermin.

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