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Originally Posted by A&S Reptiles
This is ridiculous. I'm getting a bad guy because I sold a problem feeder?
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Having not read the entire thread yet this is a bad idea to post without catching up but I'm going to do it anyway. Shame on me.
Anyway, This first line seems to stick on a pattern and seems you don't consider much to be a "big deal".
I'll take this from your first post in a recent other thread.
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Also, the scar marks are just that, SCARS.
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You make it seem like not much is a big deal. So, I sold a snake with scars, doesn't eat, has mites, Oh it wasn't that big of a kink, So what if it was missing his head... LOL.. You get the picture.
Anyway, a BP going off feed after changing environments isn't unheard of.
As long as the buyer is made aware of problem feeders (if known ahead of time) I see no problem.
To the OP, some adjustments and hopefully your snake should do just fine if it was feeding great for the original breeder. From what I just read it has gone off feed both times it was sold. Doesn't do well with environment changes. Tweaking some minor things may work. I'm sure many of us can give some good suggestions. It's just not the type of prey offered that contributes to strong feeding. Now to read the rest of this...