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Finiky feeding Naja Help ASAP

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Posted by cfoley on April 27, 2003 at 16:08:22:

i have 1.0 naja melanoleuca, 1.1 Naja sputatrix, and 1.1 albino Naja kaouthia.

None of them are eating. The forest was sold to me eating rats, he ate one a few weeks ago, but it was too big and he regurged it.

the blacks were sold to me eating chicks, they wont touch them.

the albinos were sold to me eating pinkies, they wont touch them.

this has been going for a month, (1wk with the babies).

i have a heat varient of 75-86, humidity 50-60%. Aspen or mulch substrate. A moss hide box, and large water bowl.

Any suggestions????

thanks
chris

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