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    Re: 2.0 Juvinile & Hatchling off feed! HELP!

    Quote Originally Posted by onthefritz View Post
    Since all 3 are still juveniles and hatchlings I keep at least one hide in each tub as well as an antler decorated with some fake foliage to help clutter things up a bit. Ambient temps at the front of the tubs stay at 78 while the back stays around 85-87 and they have a hot spot of 88-92 towards the back of the tubs. Humidity stays at 65-75%. I haven't changed anything and my female is still slamming her meals weekly.
    Try putting two hides in, one at each end. Make sure the hides are small enough, particularly for that 120g one.

    How are you measuring the temps? Temp gun? Analog or digital gauges?

    Are you measuring each tub? Or just one tub and assuming they are all the same? I have the same rack and there are times I see some pretty large variations in temps from one tub to the next.

    Have you done just FT feeding attempts? Or live?
    Last edited by 200xth; 04-28-2015 at 04:18 PM.
    It is okay to use pine bedding for snakes.
    It is okay to feed live food to snakes.

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