If you have access to frozen rodents, chop off about an inch of a rat tail about 4mm or smaller in diameter. Thaw and wet it a bit, carefully, gently, slowly force feed this to the baby. Make sure the hair on the tail is laying the correct way so it is easier to swallow. If the baby is healthy, this usually gets them kick started to eating.
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2.1 Albino BP

0.4 100% Het Albino

2.1 100% het Caramel Albino BP

1.0 100% Het Clown

1.0 50% het clown

2.12 Normal BP

0.0.2 Western Hognose

alot of cornsnakes

0.1.0 Dumeril Boa

3.6 Bearded Dragons

1.0.2 Sulcatta tortoise

3.3 Russian Tortoise

1.0 Cockatiel

0.1 Rottweiler

0.2 Boston Terriers

0.1 White Boxer

0.1 Paint Mare

bunch of geckos

0.1 Cat

0.1 Teenage daughter

1.0 Husband who puts up with all my critters.

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• Neonate Kenyan Sand Boa won't eat - sovernjk, Wed Dec 20 08:53:43 2006
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