I found an albino.

[frostyftw]

That's a possibility.
Although, I haven't seen any signs of it like cloudy eyes or temporary fading colors on the snake.

Thanks, I forgot about guppies.
The thing is.. I've never had success with guppies.
One time, I bought some and not one of the snakes that I wanted to eat the guppies ate them.
(I even tried multiple times.)
In fear that they would die if I didn't use them, I was forced to feed them to one of my snakes that would eat the largest variety of the bunch.

They aren't really cheap here, about 2.50$ each here. (If I remember right..)
Which may make it hard to feed it if that is all it ends up wanting.

[frostyftw]

I've tried Nightcrawlers, I'm not sure if that is the same..

[guidofatherof5]

Not the same. Night crawlers are large, these are small and lightly colored. Looks under boards, rocks and leaf litter.

[frostyftw]

Crap, those worms will be hard to obtain.

Wont they be all the same to the snakes, scent and all that..?

[guidofatherof5]

Different scent. Sometimes when night crawlers fail, earthworms succeed. Here's what they look like.
Rosy-tipped worm (Aporrectodea rosea) | OPAL
http://www.thamnophis.com/forum/gene...rm-credit.html

[guidofatherof5]

Crap, those worms will be hard to obtain.

Wont they be all the same to the snakes, scent and all that..?

You've got to have things in the area to turnover.

[frostyftw]

Thanks for that extra information.

Here's an amazing update. I just got the albino to eat a nightcrawler piece!

[guidofatherof5]

That is great. See if you can get a few more pieces in. Any updated photos?

[guidofatherof5]

You should still try to get some of those worms.

[frostyftw]

My last feeding attempt was yesterday. It might have been ready then, but I might have scared it.

It seems to really like the nightcrawlers. (It ate more pieces..)

Thanks Steve, I will go looking for those different worms soon. It might spark some interest in some of my non eaters.