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    Telling it like it is! Stewart_Reptiles's Avatar
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    What is your husbandry like?

    Enclosure size, temperture, type of hides (are they tight?) etc

    How big is your snake, how often do you handle it etc.

    In 99% of the cases of young animal not eating (500 grams or less) husbandry issues are to blame.

    You do not assist or force feed a snake that knows are to eat you unless everything else has failed and the animal health is in jeopardy, this will include live feeding.
    Deborah Stewart


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