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    Re: Some feeding confusion

    Quote Originally Posted by RedRabbit View Post
    It is notable that his last meal 7 days ago was a bit on the larger size.
    I had a snake do the same thing once. I might have been wrong but at the time I wondered if it had hurt it's jaw biting a rat. Anyway I sized down to smaller size. I think I even tried large mice for a while. It eventually went back to small rats.

    I would do a large mouse to see what happens. If it don't swallow the mouse than I'd say it might not be hungry. But usually when a snake isn't hungry it avoids the meal or just smells it and goes away from it.

    Or maybe this is just a weird type of winter fast and it wants to keep them squeezing muscles in shape.

    Opps I missed where you said it ate last Thursday. Glad for that anyway.
    Last edited by ballpythonsrock2; 01-29-2019 at 07:19 PM. Reason: didn't see a post

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