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Feeding trouble

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Amos

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I am having a little trouble getting my male Porthidium Ophryomega to eat.He has always been a little difficult ,but never gone this long between meals(2 months).He has not eaten since he bred to my female.He has shed and killed a couple mice but not eaten.My females are great eaters and I have never had problems with them.I have been feeding him stunned small adult mice. He has never taken f/t for me.I can't seem to find any good info on this species.Any info or suggestions would be great.
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Trey Small
 
Use smaller mice than you think he'd take. Wash them and rub them thoroughly with a frog first. See how that goes.
 
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