You mean your snake searches for food like a day after eating? I'll give you a personal experience. It's cold out, and some balls have a "biological clock" that when it's the tinme of year they stop eating, I've personally taken care of a male ball who was about the size of yours and on his first winter He was eating 2 meals every 5 days. (I forgot the exact size sorry.) but after I'd say Maybe 5-7 weeks he stoped eating for a little over 6 months. He got fat, but went down to a healthy weight after his "cold strike" like I said, this is a personal experience and was not my snake but a stores that I helped take care of. Remember also, every snake Is different, some strike, while others eat non-stop. Did I answer your question though..? I think I did..








) but after I'd say Maybe 5-7 weeks he stoped eating for a little over 6 months. He got fat, but went down to a healthy weight after his "cold strike" like I said, this is a personal experience and was not my snake but a stores that I helped take care of. Remember also, every snake Is different, some strike, while others eat non-stop. Did I answer your question though..? I think I did..
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