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I have a baby king ratsnake that I offered good to once since I got it and he took it but dropped it and didn't eat it. And today it was feeding day again and he didn't take the meal again. Any tips on feeding these guys?
Sounds like you are feeding frozen thawed? Is the prey warmed up enough? It should be close to 100* F. You can try letting the mouse bleed through the nose a little bit to incite a feeding response.
My King rat is very flighty. She will not eat unless it's dark and I just place a warm f/t rat in her tub and go away.
Do you have alot of leaves and cover? Just curious- I have had snakes like that (mostly colubrids) who have immediately come around d when I provided enough cover to travel the whole enclosure unseen or "protected."