Well, I was told that the three were feeding on live mice, and two took thawed when left in their cages overnight.

The first one I fed was the larger silver female, she was hiding underneath her paper towel, so I dropped the thawed fuzzy next to her. For most of the evening she ignored it and even curled up on the other side of the cage, but it was gone this morning.

The first gold male was in his water dish, so I set the thawed fuzzy on the lip of the dish. He knocked it in the water sometime later and it was gone this morning.

The last gold male refused thawed food, so I dropped a live fuzzy in with him and haven't seen him take it yet.

Still waiting on feces so I can get fecals done.

Oh, and I found my Boiga cyanea
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