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    Re: Hard time switching to frozen, strange day time behavior

    Ok. First, you need to leave this snake alone to acclimate. He’s only been with you for two weeks and you’ve attempted to feed every 3 days and tried to assist feed? Second, do NOT assist feed this animal. He’s not eating because he’s stressed out. If he has not taken a meal with you, wait a full 7 days before offering again, offer the same type of prey he was last eating , and do not handle for those 7 days. Two weeks is NOTHING for a snake. There is no need to think twice about it, much less try to force feed him.

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