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    Re: Hatchling did not eat... When should I worry?

    Quote Originally Posted by Enirei View Post
    The pet store near me that stocks live feeder rodents doesn't list hoppers, the list goes from "fuzzies" to "mice". Should I go for a fuzzy?
    Get the largest live fuzzy you can find. Fortunately a fuzzy is too small to hurt a snake so you can leave it in the tub with the snake for a while.

    Offer the feeder just after sunset, this is when BP's normally become active as they're nocturnal hunters.

    Also this breeder didn't do you or the snake any favors, a hatchling that has never taken a meal should not be sold, especially to someone who is inexperienced with starting a baby.

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