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I'm new to this site so please bear with me if I'm in the wrong area or if this question has been asked a million times.

I have two green bush vipers, male and female, about 10 and 14 inches respectively. I got them three weeks ago and know that they were WC. They haven't eaten since I got them and I've tried all the "tricks" that were supposed to work, like tapping tail with a fuzzy, ect. I've offered them pinkies, fuzzies and have tried to get them to strike, but they refuse. What should I do if anything, and when should I be concerned? Oh, I live in Michigan, so the temps are cold, but I keep the enclosure at around 80.

Thanks....

You'll probably want to try asking in the venomous forum but... internal parasites might be a factor here, as well as dehyrdation from being imported.
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