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    Mouse pinkies or rat pinkies?
    If its mice, it's way too small of a prey item to offer. Try mouse hoppers.
    And what temperature are you heating the prey to? Blast them with a hair dryer before offering to around 100 degrees.

    But if that doesn't work, I suggest trying a live mouse hopper.

    And what is your husbandry like? If your enclosure is too open or spacious, it can make a hatchling very very insecure. Insecurity often leads to going off feed.

    EDIT: Never mind. I just say your update post. Congrats on getting your snake to eat!
    Last edited by satomi325; 08-06-2013 at 01:56 PM.

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