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Originally Posted by SSSSnakes
1- If the snakes shows no interest in the rat with in 30 minutes, take it out.
2- Stop trying to feed the snake every day, it will stress him out. If he does not eat the rat, then wait again for his next regular feeding day to try.
3- The rat appears to me to be a little big, but he should be able to eat it with no problem if he is hungry.
4- Check and make sure your temps are right and the snake isn't refusing to eat because it is to cold.
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Agreed.
Sometimes with dums, people recommend only feeding at night and not handling the snake for a day or two before feeding. I can't tell just by the pics, but the enclosure may be too large. Having too much room can stress some snakes out. It seems counterintuitive, but dums seem to like the security from a smaller enclosure.
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