Sorry to reply so late, been working on my reef aquarium while my snakes "sleep". It gives me something very interesting to do during the winter months. Two demanding hobbies gets a bit overwhelming at times, so I am also looking to downsize a little, but only some of the more common species that I currently have.
Anyway, about your post, I find that interesting also. I have usually found the opposite to be true, with the runts taking food more readily than some of the normal size hatchlings. I don't have any experience with Senticolis, but that is what I've seen in most other rat snake species that I've had the pleasure of raising. Hope all is well.
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Matt Kauffman

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