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    Pinkies are awfully small for her size. She may not even recognize it as a food option it's so small.

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    Re: Another "snake won't eat" question

    That's kind of what I was wondering, if it was worth bothering to try it. I guess I'm leaning toward it won't hurt and might help. Oh, and I also found this article, so I cleaned everything out, changed hides and gave Millie a bath the day before the last feeding attempt, just to see if that helped, too.
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    Re: Another "snake won't eat" question

    Quote Originally Posted by Libby View Post
    That's kind of what I was wondering, if it was worth bothering to try it. I guess I'm leaning toward it won't hurt and might help. Oh, and I also found this article, so I cleaned everything out, changed hides and gave Millie a bath the day before the last feeding attempt, just to see if that helped, too.
    You can definitely try. No downside, with a potential upside, so it can't hurt.

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