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Actually, the breeding season is getting underway now, so it could be a seasonal fast. Some of my males go off feed in the fall/winter, while the females tend to fast in the spring (and while gravid)... but it differs for every snake, as this year I had 2 males who fasted for 6 months from March-Sept. And I still have no idea why! That's just typical Python behavior, and I wouldn't worry unless the weight drops drastically - like 25%. And of course if he shows any signs of illness, such as respiratory sounds, mucus, lethargy, etc.
P.S. Wouldn't hurt to offer a live rat, as he might just be bored with f/t. You could also try feeding every 10 days instead, since he was used to eating less frequently... a 10-day schedule should be fine for an adult male.
Last edited by Lolo76; 11-20-2011 at 04:24 AM.
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