Quote Originally Posted by Manasha-Bogo View Post
That price was similar to other herp stores in the area. I did see them cheever online, tho. Nothing about that price surprises me around here. It's *Boca* afterall, where even McDonald's has valet parking.
So I'm siting here watching the snakes completely ignore the mice. Is it common for them to refuse to eat when they have mites? They usually jump on the food immediately after I put them in.
Bolded: I can guarantee all the other pastels at the price weren't supers either then. I would double check their sexes too: if they sold a normal pastel as a super I'd be having some doubts.

I agree that I think they're not hungry due to the stress of the drive to and from the herp store. I'd separate them and leave them be for at least a day before offering a mouse again.

Quote Originally Posted by Manasha-Bogo View Post
I'm pretty sure the mouse I put in with the male was biting him. So I've put the snakes back in the tank without having eaten. I guess I'll try again later.
Always monitor live feedings, even if you have to sit there watching for thirty minutes. If your snake has new bites from the mouse I'd keep an eye on them and some diluted betadine solution to the wounds wouldn't hurt either.