I don't know what temperature you'd want to get them up to (I'm no expert and I've actually often wondered what temperature is best suited myself(and don't use a microwave, just put them in hot water, maybe in a plastic bag so they don't get wet), but if you haven't tried it already with the F/Ts, heat 'em up. You could also try scenting - rub some fish on it... Or even different colored prey, that can work sometimes. If I'm just repeating stuff that you've already heard, I apologize. Only offering suggestions. You just sound like an overly-protective and anxious mother. LoL. That's not a bad thing. Just don't freak out and start cramming syringes in their little noggins yet.
I don't know what temperature you'd want to get them up to (I'm no expert and I've actually often wondered what temperature is best suited myself(and don't use a microwave, just put them in hot water, maybe in a plastic bag so they don't get wet), but if you haven't tried it already with the F/Ts, heat 'em up. You could also try scenting - rub some fish on it... Or even different colored prey, that can work sometimes. If I'm just repeating stuff that you've already heard, I apologize. Only offering suggestions. You just sound like an overly-protective and anxious mother. LoL. That's not a bad thing. Just don't freak out and start cramming syringes in their little noggins yet.
I do warm them up lol. I put them in a plastic bag in a cup w warm water and let them thaw and warm to the touch, then blow dry the head a bit so it warmer. All my other snakes eat f/t. Except my bp's. Picky bastards hahaha
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