Quote Originally Posted by JoshSloane View Post
Sorry to hear about the boas not eating. Even though it is more rare for boas to go off of feed, it does happen. Definitely go with live. I understand that you want to do f/t, which is great, but it make take a couple live feedings to get the feeding response revved up. My big albino female that I have right now was a very bad eater as a baby. I had her in an enclosed rack, proper temps and humidity and she just wouldn't eat sometimes. One day it seemed to click with her, and she began pounding food. Nothing changed in her environment, she just seemed to perk up. Like others said, each boa has their own personality and behaviors. My albino female is now huge and ready to breed this season. Her growth was normal, and overcame the initial almost year of sporadic eating. Don't worry, the boas will eat for you eventually.
I have them on live hoppers now and they are eating great. I just hope to convert them soon! Thanks for the help everyone

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