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Re: my male grey band stopped feeding


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Posted by The Doc on December 19, 2002 at 07:53:10:

In Reply to: my male grey band stopped feeding posted by aloreptiles on December 18, 2002 at 11:17:03:

Hello Jesus,
I have the same problem with my Blair's GBK right now.
She hasn't eaten in almost a month. She is just a little
over 1 year old, and has always been a great eater.
"It's that time of year man!" One thing that has worked
on some of my other snakes, has been down sizing their food.
Just make sure the temps are up,(80-86,day,to mid 70s @ night) if not, they have a hard
time digesting their last meal,it takes much longer, and will
kill their feeding response.
As long as your snake is healthy, try not to worry too much.
I do not know the current health of your king or the conditions
in which it lives, so it is a bit hard to try and give you any
advise. But again, it is "that time of year", so try not to
worry too much! Best of luck, Doc





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