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    Re: New BP not eating? Is that normal?

    Quote Originally Posted by DPlant View Post
    Yes, I am a beginning snake-keeper as this is my first ball python. I'll be sure to leave the snake alone for a week so that it can acclimate to its new environment. Also, I'll bring it back to PetSmart or the vet if the snake continues to not eat or shows signs of sickness. Thank you!
    Let's hope it goes better this time Trust me, we all want a successful pet experience for you, and for your new pet to thrive under your care. Do keep reading &
    asking questions...we'll help all we can. Ball pythons are often suggested as a good "beginner" snake, because they are pretty, usually docile & stay a nice size, but
    their care is harder than many other kinds, & their eating habits can take some getting used to. To your credit, you didn't give up after your unfortunate first attempt.

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