Quote Originally Posted by LGray23 View Post
I am dealing with the same type of situation with one of my baby females, she's only about 75-80 grams and refused for 6 weeks in a row. I moved her to a tiny tub, maybe 6-10 qts, I drape a towel over the top and back of it, I left her alone for 5 days, then put a small hopper mouse in with her. She snatched it in about 5 seconds. She had refused a rat fuzzie the week before.
This is what you need to do. 6 quart is perfect, put in a small hide over warm spot and try feeding once a week in the tub without disturbing the snake at all. I would feed her a live mouse hopper in the evening and you could leave it over night if needed as the hopper could never harm your snake. This snake needs security ESPECIALLY for its first meals. I have had hatchlings be nervous before, be patient. Once he feels secure then he will think about ambushing his prey