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Old 09-22-15, 06:13 AM   #16
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Re: Rosy boa baby will NOT eat

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Originally Posted by Kneff1175 View Post
hey everyone,
I am beginning to have an issue and it is really worrying me. I have a 4 month old Rosy and she shows absolutely no interest in food. I have tried every single trick in the book. Or at least on the net. 3 weeks ago she looked so bad I had to take her to have her force fed. She has had to be force fed once since then. She just show no feeding response at all. Once the pinky is down her throat she's fine. Does not regurgitate and poops fine. She just will not eat. Her temps are 90 in the bask zone, 80 on cool side. She's in a smallish container with two hide, water dish, sand to burrow, and she seems active at night, and alert whenever I handle her. So I'm lost. Is this normal for Rosys? Will she out grow this? Should I keep manually feeding her. I feed pinkies, and I've tried live and F/T. Could the pinkies intimidate her? She's very little. I just want her happy and healthy. There is no sign of illness. She is such a sweetheart, and I just don't wanna lose her!
I high lighted the problem with your set up. You should only set a small water dish in the cage once every three to four days. Leave it for no more than 24 hours then remove. Humidity is not good for Rosie. If the humidity to high it will cause you all kinds of problems.
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