Quote Originally Posted by GA_Ball_Pythons View Post
Before assisting feeding here is what I would recommend

Move your BP in a 6 quarts tub (while some BP do great in glass tank some are more shy than other)

Provide very tight hides at this point 6 inches flowerpot dish will work great.

Bump the temp on the cool side (80-84)

Once all set in a new enclosure do not handle your BP for a week and offer food.

Even if you were successful after this I would recommend you handle your BP less often, every other day for such a small BP is a lot especially if you have a shy individual.
I agree 100%. Security is a BP's #1 concern and larger or glass enclosures stress many BP's and cause them to go off feed. If you don't go to a smaller tub (which is what I reccommend) I would fill the enclosure with crumpled newspaper so she can hide in her hide without any view of her and leave her for a week. This will make her feel more secure. BP's are most vulnerable when feeding and if they feel vulnerable already they wont eat.

Also try rat pups instead of mice, some BP's may prefer one over the other.