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    Re: 'Nother feeding fail

    Quote Originally Posted by babyknees View Post
    Is the snake with the feeding problems still in QT? If so I'd suggest NOT giving his snubbed food to your existing snake. Set up a little rat habitat because if the new one continues to only eat live you'll be happy to have a place to put the ones he refuses.
    X2 1 sick snake is bad, two or more just sucks.. not to mention how much a vet bill can go up... and as hard as it Is, you just got to let him be and get use yo his new hone. A little tine of eating isn't going to kill them. Our went for anywhere front 12-18 months maybe even a little longer without food. (It was on a hunger strike for 7 recorded No That's before we got her BUT... they didn't record records the entire time. -.-

    The little one will be fine, just keep your husbandry on track And you'll have no problems.
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