Yes, the Vienna sausage water sound like it has produced some good results too. Sort of like the canned tuna water "trick" that has worked in the past for some people, I know it has on cornsnakes at least, and more than likely some other types too.........the crazy list of things is almost endless. After all, necessity IS the mother of invention!..LOL!



Over the many years, I've found that the feeding response "switch" can be triggered by just about anything it seems. The important thing is that it gets turned on by SOMETHING. I always tell people, the most important thing is to keep the snake ALIVE. You can ALWAYS work on switching food preference later on if you have to.





~Doug
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"Better to be silent and thought a fool, than to open mouth and remove any doubt!"

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• a little trickery never hurts! - DMong, Wed Sep 30 16:27:07 2009
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