Tony, I have had problems with my own problem feeders but have had good luck with others. The common denominator? Shipping. I think nothing gets their juices flowing like being "abused" a little. Now you dont have to ship, but I have heard of snakes being put in pillow cases and into the trunk for a long drive down a rough road.....The other thing I would try is to bring on dessication, decrease the humidity(which also happens in shipping)to 0 for a few days. Then again, maybe she is too close to a male she doesnt like much. In that case I would say just send her to me because she doesnt like you anymore,lol. J

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• Small NA milk feeding question - Tony D, Wed May 7 21:14:20 2008
• These 2 have worked for me - Jeff Schofield, Wed May 7 22:00:40 2008
• RE: I agree but only partially - charleshanklin, Wed May 7 23:43:24 2008
• RE: These 2 have worked for me - Sunherp, Thu May 8 09:46:09 2008
• RE: These 2 have worked for me - Tony D, Fri May 9 15:08:23 2008
• RE: Small NA milk feeding question - Jeff Hardwick, Thu May 8 09:18:08 2008
• Tony... - Sunherp, Thu May 8 09:43:07 2008
• If they were easy - Jeff Schofield, Thu May 8 17:19:57 2008
• RE: Small NA milk feeding question - CrimsonKing, Thu May 8 13:48:15 2008
• RE: Small NA milk feeding question - Scott_felzer, Thu May 8 15:43:16 2008
• They have a job to keep - Jeff Schofield, Thu May 8 17:32:24 2008
• Thanks guys - Tony D, Fri May 9 07:33:28 2008
• RE: BA will shed some light.... - bobassetto, Fri May 9 16:53:17 2008