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    Re: Burm stuck on mice

    Quote Originally Posted by Sonny1318 View Post
    I wouldn't recommend starving him, but three weeks isn't really that long. You could try differant ways of scenting, and just be patient and persistent. If you have a scale you could easily monitor his weight to make sure the animal isn't experiencing any significant weight loss. I know a lot of people prefer to use mouse litter to scent, good luck.
    Yeah that certainly isn't starving. 3 weeks is a blink. I go 7 plus months plus with our royal.

    As stated be patient. A burm WILL take about anything when it is good and ready.

    Just wait it out. 2 months is nothing. I have a coastal carpet that gets weird once in a while. She just smoked a large rat after i decided to wait it out.

    Unless there is a glaring health or husbandry issue, your snake will eat in due time, and probably will be voracious from that point on.

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