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I have a 5mo. old blood python that just stopped eating? fro the last three weeks he ignores ft hoppers he has been eating since I got him? Is this common? He is not losing any weight, I have great humidity, water, ect....
any suggestion or experience with this?
 
blood python....or ball python (only asking because you placed it in the ball python forum, and the answers are not the same for both snakes)
 
It is sometimes common for snakes to stop eating periodically. Offer anyway, at some point, it will change it's mind.

How are it's poops? Regular? What are it's conditions like? Did anything change? Could it be stressed? Do you poke it with a stick? (Don't poke it with a stick)

If it's still at weight and junk, it's fine. They can go months, and sometimes do, without eating. Only start to worry when it thins.

GL
 
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