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    Re: Getting concerned

    what if you tried some small guppies?
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    Re: Getting concerned

    Quote Originally Posted by Kantar View Post
    seclude them, wrap the container with a shirt or something, make it feel like its alone.
    Quote Originally Posted by Hazeldarc View Post
    what if you tried some small guppies?
    I would combine these suggestions...put one snake in a small container, add a tiny bit of the fish water (not enough to cover the bottom of the container) with a few small guppies and cover the container with a cloth/towel. The small amount of water will cause the guppies to flop around more and hopefully get the snake's attention. Good luck.
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    Re: Getting concerned

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    In the tank..
    As in, in a dish? Cause I would try offering it on a pair of tongs or hemostats. That way the food comes to them, and are more likely to snag it.

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    Re: Getting concerned

    Quote Originally Posted by Hazeldarc View Post
    what if you tried some small guppies?
    We only have access to large fancy guppies. I can't find or get ordered feeder guppies.

    Quote Originally Posted by Kantar View Post
    Try this but seclude them, wrap the container with a shirt or something, make it feel like its alone. Maybe its just really uncomfortable
    That is how I did it, they were opaque containers, and I set them aside and left them alone for a while.

    Quote Originally Posted by RedSidedSPR View Post
    As in, in a dish? Cause I would try offering it on a pair of tongs or hemostats. That way the food comes to them, and are more likely to snag it.
    I have tried offering with the tongs, the just turn away.
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    Re: Getting concerned

    Keep it in their face. If they turn, turn with them.

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    Re: Getting concerned

    I'll keep at them. Hopefully they will take food soon. They were the biggest at birth, but now they look so small compared to the others.
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    Re: Getting concerned

    Well, keep trying it, but I can't see them eating willingly from a dish at this point.

    SometimesYou gotta give them the food. I.E tongs.

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    Re: Getting concerned

    Well I see a glimmer of hope for one of the non-eaters. It was flicking all over the worm plate today and sort of took a bite (of the plate). It's something new anyway. Hopefully soon. I have some friends slug catching around their flower beds, so as soon as I get those
    I'll see if they will take those.
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    Re: Getting concerned

    Good work Kat. I mean it. It's going about as well as can be hoped for even for us so-called "experts". Keep up the good work. Your babies look wonderful.

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    Re: Getting concerned

    Thank you Richard. This has been a very rewarding, learning experience.
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