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Feeding Question

michaelaberkowitz

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I have a 10 month old Pueblan Milk Snake, I've had her for a month. She's eaten every week but she's going into shed (she's very dull, has blue eyes) and won't eat. I know this is normal but I was wondering if I should try feeding her every day until she takes it, OR if I should just wait for next Monday (her regular feeding day) when she's already shed, so I don't stress her out.
 
Hey Mike, me personally I would just leave her be until after she sheds. There are a few snakes that will eat anytime & some that are picky, kinda like us, haha. Either way as long as she was eating regularly for you & doesn't seem to be under weight, she will be fine for a week. Good luck with her.
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I have a Honduran milk that is much the same way. Just leave her alone, keep her humidity up a bit, and try feeding her again the day after she sheds. When she does shed she will probably make a mess, at least mine often seem to pee/poop in theirs.
 
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