The problem I have with putting them in together to breed is that I only have 2 females that are breeding size. All the males are currently of breeding size though. I have 6 boys and 5 girls, should I just pair them up as best I can and see if it settles them down a bit? Maybe a little bump and grind will get them back into feeding mode. I am also considering going to get some live mice/rats and doing some monitored feedings. I haven't fed live in a very long time so I am somewhat apprehensive. Maybe feeding live will spark their interest to get back on the feeding train. Thanks for the suggestions.

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• Snakes have lots their killer instincts - kevinvs, Sat Feb 18 17:43:24 2012
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