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Originally Posted by mark24
what you could try is cutting little pieces off a mouse so the scent is stronger hold in front of his face so he can smell it for a couple seconds then set it down he sould eat it. (i was having thee same problem with my bullsnake he wasnt eating for 2 months an i did that an eat it in a matter of seconds)
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Awesome. I'm sure the mouse butcher in the wild makes a wicked lean filet cut for all the problematic snakes.
Personally, I just stick to whole prey, consistently offered.
I had a snake hatch out last year, it went about 3 months without a meal and it lived purely on the yolk it absorbed. I tried a few tricks and gave up and went back to the basics. Live hopper, every 5 days. She finally ate and is a great feeder now. Being consistent is key.