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    Telling it like it is! Stewart_Reptiles's Avatar
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    It can take a while 6 to 8 weeks in some cases, the problem is that it is a viscous circle, the later they start eating the less they really want to eat, so getting them started quickly is really important

    Generally speaking if something failed 2 weeks in a row you want to try another prey item.

    The best prey items for an hatching to get started are hopper mice, you get a much higher success rate when using hoppers as first meal and switching thereafter.

    With hoppers my success rate of hatchlings eating first time offered is about 98%
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