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Operation Ratatouille was a success. He wasn't sure about it at first(as I'm sure it smells different than the mice he usually eats) but after a few minutes of tasting he eventually decided that it was food. I was actually surprised because I've heard a few people talk about how difficult it can be to get some snakes to switch. Either way, he made short work of the rat and went back to bed.
It left a nice size lump in his belly, so hopefully it keeps him nice and full
Well, it looks like he's gonna shed again. He's not really blue though, so it's hard to tell whether he's starting the process or finishing. Either way, he's probably not gonna get another rat tomorrow.
One missed meal won't hurt him at all Owl. Does he not eat during shed or do you just not offer food?
He usually does not eat during shed. It's strange, because his very obviously interested in the food. He'll come out of his hide and taste it, but he doesn't usually commit to biting. He's a timid snake and also tends to go completely into hiding when he's preparing to shed. So I don't push him to eat.