Radiated rat snake feeding...

Posted by Patrick Alexander on September 28, 1999 at 18:12:54:

Hello. I got a pair of young (I'm guessing a few months old, 16" long anyways) radiated rat snakes, and while one of them has been eating very well the other shows no interest in food.. I've already tried braining, putting the snake and a pinky in a deli cup together, leaving the pinky in the snake's hide box... I'm not sure what to do. Is there some other food that this guy'd be more likely to eat? Any other suggestions?

Patrick Alexander

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