No movement

[dakski]

Yes she is very thin.. I feel like whatever I do stresses her out, And she won't eat. It must be something I'm doing. But I'll do as you say and wait untill she completely finishes. If she refuses this next time to be honest I'm not sure what to do.. I'll have to take her to the vet. She has to eat and soon. I promise I'm doing everything I can

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The first bit was in pieces, but ill check again when I'm home

Blueorleans1290,

As Bogertophis said, no one is blaming you. It's quite possibly not something you are doing wrong at all. BP's take time to adjust, she was eating live, etc.

Take a deep breathe.

My 8 year old BP and my 3 year Carpet Python, both of whom are great eaters, always refuse in shed. Many snakes do.

I am encouraging you to let her shed completely so that you have a higher likelihood of success with feeding.

I know it's hard sometimes to take the less is more approach. However, in this case, I think it's appropriate.

I agree that if you follow the defrosting and offering techniques to a "T" and she still doesn't eat, you should consider a vet visit. However, that is also stressful for all involved, so let's cross that bridge when we get to it.

We know you want what's best for her and are trying to help.