Or at least I thought so.
Went to feed my BP tonight, and I usually feed him medium rats but today the pet stors was out so I got two large mice. I have never had a STRONG attack from him, he usally takes about a 30 seconds to strike, coils, and then eats his food. However tonight he would not TOUCH the mice at all, and I have never had him refuse a meal. Now I noticed the following between the mice and the rats and was wondeirg if you guys thought any of these could be the reason;
1) The mice are much drier then the usualu rats after defrosting
2) The mice seem to have a more constant temperture throughout
3) The mice are alot more pleasant to smell and dont smell liek death as much as the rats do.
I was thinking that maybe it was due to smell? but not sure and just curious.