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Thread: BEL Problem

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    Thank you very much guys for lessening my worries. I guess I better give her a week or two to settle in her new environment. My worry started when I weighed her because I got 3 September hatchlings which are all weighing at least 220g each, which are almost triple her size.

    I tried offering her a live small hopper this morning, but then again she just doesn't showed any interest. She's just getting stressed out. So I just returned her to the enclosure.

    Here's her current set-up:


    She usually burrows like my mojave. My mojave usually prefers eating freshly-killed and in complete darkness. Other than that, she also won't eat. But she's a healthy 206g, unlike my BEL.

    Temperature doesn't seem to be a problem here in the Philippines as the average temperature in my reptile room is this:


    The breeder told me she ate a hopper mouse last Thursday, and just shifted from pinkies.
    Last edited by BIO; 11-18-2012 at 09:21 PM.

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