The best way I’ve found to adjust ambient temps using a heat lamp or CHE is just adjusting how far off the screen they sit. Placed right on the screen, ambient temps are hotter. Raised higher, they lower. You’ll just have to mess with it a bit. I have five snakes currently and they’re all different eaters. One will only eat in its enclosure from tongs, one will only eat in a tub without tongs (I place the small tub back in the enclosure after and let him move out when he’s ready, I don’t handle him), I have one that will only eat if I’m holding her and hand feed her feeder, one that will eat anywhere and only misses a meal when in shed but she will hold her feeder and bonk her nose on it for ten minutes before eating then she will only eat ass these. It doesn’t matter or she grabs it face first, when it’s time to eat it’s always ass first. My last ensue is a rescue and we haven’t learned his habits yet. My point being you’ll figure out what Luna likes. It never hurts to ask the breeder if he or she noticed any little habits she had. Also, I’ve never heard of braining working. I’ve heard of it multiple times but I personally have never heard a success story from it. I did have a personal friend here have success letting a frozen thawed rat pup defrost in a bag of used rat bedding, shaking it around ever ten minutes or so, and blasting it with a hair dryer before feeding. Also, I love BEL’s and would love to see pics!


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