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setteling in to a new viv.
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by keyz on July 29, 2005
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my male hognose has been very "defensive" false striking at food items and ignoring them. I have experienced most of my snakes getting a bit "stroppy" when moving them or cleaning. How long should i give him to start feeding before starting other methods? He is well built and has been a good feeder in the shop and ive had my eye on him 4 2-3 months. Ive had him for a week now he is c.b. im sure? So other info temp day 26-30 celcius night 23-4degrees humidity is constant 50% and he is fine to handle. any posts app. kieron.
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RE: setteling in to a new viv.
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by Phobos on July 31, 2005
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Hey mate:
Give him another week or so to settle in. If he's already fat & happy, feeding may not be on his mind at the moment. I find that moving established feeders around can put them off for a while.
Cheers!
Al
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RE: setteling in to a new viv.
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by captiveherps on July 31, 2005
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I wait at least a week to offer food, maybe even two weeks. You say he is fine to handle, best to leave it alone and let get settled in.
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