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    Thamtographer katach's Avatar
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    Re: One baby snake...

    They likely will not eat for a while, about 2wks. Try worm or slug chunks or slug scented worm chunks. Good luck.
    Kat
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    Re: One baby snake...

    Alright, I hadn't considered slugs, as only one of my snakes has ever accepted slugs as food.

    I'll give it a try though!

    Thanks!
    ~William~

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    Re: One baby snake...

    Yeah NW love them. I don't because of the slime. Slugs are what got 2 of my 3 hold outs to eat. They were 7 1/2 weeks old when they first ate. The other 5 started to eat at 15days old. They are 8wks old now.
    Kat
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    Re: One baby snake...

    Trust me, just offer food every other day. It will eat when its ready. It you force it, you'll hurt it or kill it.
    Chantel
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    Re: One baby snake...

    Okay, I understand. I will not force feed it. It will start eating when it wants to.
    ~William~

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    Re: One baby snake...

    It hasn't eaten yet.

    I measured the baby today.

    I got it as stretched as possible.

    The baby snake is no more then 5 inches.

    Probably between 4.5 - 5.0 inches.

    Is that normal?
    ~William~

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    Re: One baby snake...

    Yes. NW are very small.
    Kat
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    Re: One baby snake...

    Okay, I'm just checking.

    I still think the baby is abnormally tiny.

    But of course, it's just me.
    ~William~

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    Re: One baby snake...

    do what I did and leave nightcrawler bites all around the enclosure. Its how I got my northern redbellies to eat and they start off at about 2.5 inches.

    The baby should be starting to look for food about now
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