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brown snake isn't eating!


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Posted by brinkle on April 28, 2003 at 16:08:31:

I have two WC brown snakes, or dekay snakes, whatever you wanna call them. I got them a week ago. One of them has eaten a bunch of worms since then, it even takes them from my hand, the other one just doesn't seem interested. Neither one of them seem to be stressed out, they'll allow themselves to be picked up and handled, and the one that is eating is actually the jumpier one. Should I be worried about the one not eating, or is this usual? Thanks


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