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Waking Up Blues

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Posted by: thomashowardjr at Wed Feb 13 14:59:05 2013  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by thomashowardjr ]  
   

Hello all. I have a three year old mountain sonoran kingsnake. She has been in a clod closet in my house since Dec 16. (Temp stayes around 55 degrees). In November she stopped eating and a breeder I know said that I would probably need to cool her down before she would begin eating again. I took her out last week and put her back in her warm cage (One end 65-70 degrees and other side 80-85 degrees) and she is not active. Just staying in her log on the warm side and not moving around. Thoughts on how long it might take for her to become active again? I am not sure I should offer food if she is not moving around.


   

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