Newly acquired Milk (Louisiana or Mexican)

[Albert Clark]

The main reason for not releasing the animal into the wild is bc there is not a clear proof that he came from the wild. When you release captive bred animals into the wild or even wild caughts that are captive for a time back into the wild there is a risk of infecting wild populations with varying types of flora and fauna bacterial loads. Not to mention the risks to the animal being released.

[aaron_cg]

Understood.

The concern I have is if the snake does not start to eat. I know I am looking a month in the future and planning for something that may be a non issue but that's just the way I operate. I have Plan A,B,C, etc... Then sub plans for each plan and sub-sub plans for each, etc...

I overthink and over analyze everything.

[Albert Clark]

Gotcha! In any case the final decision is yours. I have a feeling you will get it to eat. Just threw some food for thought out there. Lol.