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ArtInScales
at Fri Nov 21 00:47:17 2008 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by ArtInScales ]
We have a 12 to 13 foot female that was recently moved into our living room. So far she has tried to eat both cats, the Sheltie, the Chow, our 13 year old son and my wife. I think she is finally figuring out that bouncing off the glass is painful.Haha If I let her she would eat every day, once she's out of her cage she's fine. It's just her feeding response.
Seriously, a burm that is 3 1/2 to 4 feet should be eating at least a medium rat about once a week. I don't know who you got the snake from, but some breeders maintenance feed to save on costs and some don't handle their available snakes. This might explain your problems. Like others have said, give him a few days to settle down and don't try to feed him for a few days. In time he will calm down.
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