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by bush_viper17 on February 11, 2005	Mail this to a friend!
Ive had two copperheads that would not eat for a few months. I started to get worried so I cooled them down for about two weeks. I warmed them back up two days ago and yesterday I got both of them to eat. So if anyone has a copperhead that wont eat you may try this and see if it works. Im not sure if I would try it on a neonate though.

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by agkistrodude on February 12, 2005	Mail this to a friend!
I have 2 that haven't eaten since September.But they do it every year.They don't look dangerously skinny,in fact, they look pretty healthy, so I'm not worried about it.

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by Scootertrash on February 12, 2005	Mail this to a friend!
Maybe i need to do that with my Canebrake. He hasn't eaten in a couple of months. Thanks. Clayton

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