funny yet sad feeding attempt...

[rebelrachel13]

Okay, there is no need for this type of conflict. I don't understand why things like this always turn into fights. HaikyFin -- this isn't YouTube comments, it's a forum. I see no need for correcting the OP's grammar the way you did. It's impertinent to the topic and very rude.

29g H aquarium, 1/4 inch plexi glass cover under the cage top to keep in humidity in, 2 digital thermometer, one in the cold side and one in the hot side, 2 Identical hides, aspen bedding with plenty of decor to make him feel secure, a water dish big enough for him to do what he wants with it (drink, soak, whatever), a ultratherm UTH on the warm side hooked up to a herpstat keeping it at a steady 88-89 degrees so says my PE-2 Temp gun, temperatures which I check every 2 days. Oh and the back and sides of the tank are blacked out. Ambient temps are checked twice a day if not more if I am not working that day, and fresh bottled water in the water dish which is changed everyday (I work for coca cola so I get free cases of water).

Sounds good! It's always helpful when trying to determine the source of a problem to know a snake's setup. The source isn't your setup, it would seem.

Folks for the year or so I was on this board I never knew I had to spell check and make sure my grammar is spot on, I though the important thing here was to talk about the issue your having and get some feedback from members that have been thru this and can help.

I agree with this completely.

As far a f/t my living conditions wont allow it. I live in a small cramped pretty much studio apartment and I simply cannot have a pack of dead rats in the fridge I use (which I share) The only way that would ever work is if I was to go to petland and buy a pack of f/t and just use one of them and throw away the rest. So that’s not going to happen.

You could always get a cheap mini-fridge and stuff it in a corner somewhere. That's a great way to keep f/t separate from food and save space.

I think you could be a little more open with trying feeding techniques, but otherwise, you're doing fine. There is no wrong way to feed. It's not awful to feed him as often as you do, considering mice won't take long to digest compared to rats. As long as he's eating something, that's good. You can't overfeed a BP on a diet of mice. If you ever decide to try f/t, a little zombie dance goes a loooong way. I think it would be worth trying in your situation.