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i am grateful for the info i have received from this forum and one other, both forums shared the same basic info..

it was regarding a redtail boa that was not eating (you may remember that they were assist feeding) .. with the info gathered.. i followed the tips.. got my redtail to eat on it's own.. yesterday was feeding day again.. this time he ate in his feeding bin AND larger prey.. still a little shy, but i just covered him..

i also have been given a few other snakes, from the same friend, that have feeding issues.. so i tried yet the same advice given on these other snakes (not redtail boas).. and i have gotten them to eat on their own as well..

just wanted to sy how grateful i am for the help given...
Cilene
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Cilene
2 kenyan sand boas
1 redtail boa
2 redfoot tortoises
3 box turtles (florida, eastern, ornate)
2 sulcata tortoises

Good for you and your snakes Cilene !

Maybe some of the people on this forum and the other
do know a little something about Boas

I'm glad our suggestions were found
to be helpful and useful !

. . . Lar M
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>>Maybe some of the people on this forum and the other
>>do know a little something about Boas

>> . . . Lar M

yes they do..
:~)
thank you again..
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Cilene
2 kenyan sand boas
1 redtail boa
2 redfoot tortoises
3 box turtles (florida, eastern, ornate)
2 sulcata tortoises