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DaveASTL
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Ron I noticed you said that most of your adult snakes are fasting, but what about snakes that are 12-18 months old? Is it typical for them to fast during this time as well? I haven't been able to get my new ball to eat since I got him but the only thing I have been able to find to try feeding him is frozen pinkie mice. I've called everywhere I can find around here (St. Louis) and havent found anybody who has anything live for me to try. Any advice?
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deborahbroadus
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Location: Baltimore, MD
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NOTHING live??
Then just keep trying bi-weekly till you hit on the appropritate temp of f/t, or it gets hungry enough to eat amything..whichever comes first.
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KrisBolleter
Joined: 21 Mar 2008
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Dang you would think there would be some little girls or boys in the area of st. louis who would be intrested in joining the mouse / rat pet phase to provide some kind of market for the rest of us who just use them as food  
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deborahbroadus
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Hit the next reptile show, pick up a few and breed your own. 
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