Quote Originally Posted by ConcernedSnakeOwner View Post
Thank you for the question.

When I feed him most of the time I'll do it in his enclosure and take one of his two hides out and leave the dish and the hide he is under. I only try during nighttime. In all my recent attempts, he will most of the time not notice the mouse I have been trying to feed him until the mouse directly goes up to him for physical contact at which point Bravo turns away and I'll just remove it. Some times he will notice it and slowly go into striking position but then he will lose interest and stop.
I'd try leaving everything in it and wait until his head is poking out and as secretly as you can throw it in (maybe even keep the top off if he pokes out nightly and watch for him to do it). My guy doesn't like being touched by the rodent at all and it shys him away. I've noticed he is more likely to strike when the rodent doesn't know he's in there so he can "hunt" it a little more. He likes to watch it run by his hide and follow it, then immediately strike. I'm no expert though this is just from experience with my 1 snake. Good luck to you!


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