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    Did 1 mouse fuzzy plus two rat fuzzies today. Interestingly, I had just read the 'psychology of problem feeders' article stickied on this forum and my BP was in the hide that has an old shed there (I kept it there cus I thought it might make it feel more like home, haha) and he didn't seem interested in the mouse. He moved to the other side of the tank and I tried again and he struck quickly and then promptly ate the two rats after.

    Will try this method for a month or two, see if I can transition to just rats, and then once it feels like we're in a good feeding rhythm I'll get a CO2 set up and try a fresh killed rat pup.

    In terms of fresh killed, do people usually have really good results from it or is there a need to reheat after some time? For example, the feed above it took the snake about an hour to go for the mouse and I figure if that was a fresh kill it would have been room temp by then and in need of a reheat?

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