Quote Originally Posted by recycling goddess
what do you use to measure your temps? your cool side is too cool (should be 80-82 and your hot side is too hot (should be 90-92)

husbandry issues are often the reason a ball python goes off feed... and IMO from what you've shared... this would be the cause.
Although it may seem like that, problem is, I have not changed a single thing since a month ago. Like I said, my infrared bulb burnt out but Ive been using a low wattage normal lightbulb during the day. Aside from that, I changed from coconut fiber to Aspen bedding...those have been the "major" changes.

I don't know what to do? I'm worried and it's honestly going to be a month since his last feeding in a few days. He usually eats every 5-7 days! What else can I do???

Should I try scenting a rat with soilde mouse bedding....even tho he hasn't eaten a mouse more than 2 months? I'm feeding live, so it's not like I can just kill it and *gasp*....expose the brain.