Sounds like a good feeding schedule.

Not to make implications about the store you purchased them from, but sometimes stores will give their snakes a maintenance diet.

By this I mean they feed smaller meals, or less frequently.

Enough to keep the animal healthy, but they try to slow the growth.
Smaller snakes usually sell better to the non-breeding customers.

They might still be hungry.

After a meal, they should stay in their hide, and barely move for a day or so while they digest.

If they were still active after eating, they may still be hungry.

TomChambers

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• first feeding - iloveballs, Thu Jun 2 22:50:33 2005
• Won't cause any damage at all. - RyanT, Thu Jun 2 23:27:48 2005
• RE: Won't cause any damage at all. - iloveballs, Thu Jun 2 23:31:53 2005
• RE: Won't cause any damage at all. - TomChambers, Fri Jun 3 14:48:23 2005
• RE: Won't cause any damage at all. - iloveballs, Fri Jun 3 17:49:42 2005
• RE: Won't cause any damage at all. - TomChambers, Fri Jun 3 19:53:46 2005
• RE: Won't cause any damage at all. - iloveballs, Fri Jun 3 20:45:27 2005
• RE: Won't cause any damage at all. - TomChambers, Fri Jun 3 21:22:18 2005
• RE: Won't cause any damage at all. - iloveballs, Fri Jun 3 21:51:21 2005