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    Feeding Problem?

    Quote Originally Posted by sin2001 View Post
    Is there a way to contact who you got him from? I would ask. Be careful not to let the mouse get the snake I had one die at the hands of his food. Sometimes what helps is making the mouse bleed a little.
    I can't believe I have to say this - Do NOT injure a live mouse to make it "bleed a little". An injured/frightened rodent is much more dangerous to your snake.

    Striking and "missing" usually indicates that the BP is being defensive, not trying to eat. Can you upload a pic or describe your setup (tank size, hides, temps, etc.)? How long have you had him and how often are you offering food?

    Edit: I see you've only had him since the 8th, so disregard that particular question, and welcome to the site.
    Last edited by Annarose15; 02-13-2013 at 11:39 PM.
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