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    Congrats on the new snake(s).

    However there are a few issues that I see.
    1) Lack of thermostat. - This controls the heating pad, otherwise your heating pad can burn your snake. They can get up to 130+ degrees when unregulated.

    2) You have 2 ball pythons in the same enclosure? Did you Quarantine the new snake? While it can be done, it's not recommended to house 2 ball pythons together for purposes other than breeding. Especially for new keepers.

    3) I suggest blacking out the sides and back of your enclosure. It will make your baby feel more secure. The baby who hasn't eaten is probably stressed out from moving to a new place. So leave your snake alone for a week. Do not touch or handle him. Then try feeding him in his enclosure in a week.

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