Help Please?

[mustang]

should i wait till she eats b4 i handle her she hasn't eaten for the five days i've had her

no but i ill type out how to feed a wild caught snake hold on takes a while to type it all

[Snakers]

kk thanks!

[Snakers]

I'll w8 for anything to save my snake

[mustang]

steps *PUT IN SEPERATE CONTAINER FOR FEEDING ALWAYS*
1. find out what ur snake eats in wild
2.buy that food that it eats
3. get a white sock or somthn tlike tongs so it can hold food for snaake
4. hold up wave it in fron of its face till it strikes it in air (jump for food so to speak)
5. after a few weeks put a pinky (cut up if too big for snake) and it shoud strike ...if it dosnt go to step "#*"
6. yay ur snake ate a piny congrats the trick is to make it associate somthn else with food
#*. we know your snake is pick so lets say ur snake eats worms and wont strike pinky ...then wrap a worm around a pinky and it should down it inone gulp....if it eats frogs use some sort of non-toxic coloring device and make the pinky the color of the native frogs also bounce it on ground in cage(still use them tweezers or sock! eventually it should eat a pinky with out hesitation

doint be shyabout pm ing me if u need help...tell me what it eats in wild also so i can help more!!

[mustang]

when your done (dont handle snake for 2 hours after feeding except to put in cage) grab ur snake and let it crawl through hands as u watch tv...sit on floor new snakes love to crap on couches, beds, and anything except enclosure...ittl stop doin that eventually!

[GarterGeek]

I've found that for first-time feedings, it is often necessary to feed in the enclosure. For some snakes handling helps, but in my experience I'd hold back on the handling until you get the snake to eat. That's just my personal experience though...Individual snakes vary and often require different methods. Good luck!

[jitami]

I've found that for first-time feedings, it is often necessary to feed in the enclosure. For some snakes handling helps, but in my experience I'd hold back on the handling until you get the snake to eat. That's just my personal experience though...Individual snakes vary and often require different methods. Good luck!

Same here. And even my cbb and long term wc will sometimes freak out and run from something if I stick it in their face. I have much better luck putting food on a dish and either walking away or sitting very still a short distance away to observe.