Quote Originally Posted by asasix View Post
Sorry for the vagueness on "problem". All my snakes eat every saturday night. During breeding season they go off like expected. My pinstripes have always eaten very rarely year round. I have had 2 hatchling pins that even passed away after expelling an assisted feeding, one today actual thats why i bought the question up.

I am positive they are pinstripes. The females i hatched from are a lemonblast and a black pastel jigsaw.
It isnt a husbandry issue. My snakes are in racks and even after moving them to different spots they still continued to have problems while the snake they were switched with never had an issue in either spot.

I think my solution will be to avoid the gene now!!!! Haha
Define perfect husbandry?? do you regularly check hot and cold side temps? I know of people who have varying sized tubs in their racks and dont realize bigger thicker tubs with 90 degree hotspots result in smaller thinner tubs with hotspots of 95+ if they are all mixed size on a rack....I've NEVER heard of issues with any pinstripes before....are your meals too big? have you tried F/T, fresh killed, live? ASFs?