First snake went for frozen thawed first try
The mouse looks wet, did you thaw it by submerging in water? I put mine in a ziplock bag, then submerge that in warm water to thaw, that way the scent isn't lost. Either way, it doesn't seem to affect your snakes feeding response so it may not matter. Just an idea in case your snake gets pickier sometimes Reply reply MoonyMothmen •
Many corn snakes accept frozen-thawed on the first attempt with nothing more than proper warming and basic tong presentation. If your corn snake refuses initially, the wiggling technique with tongs usually produces a strike within one or two additional attempts.
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When a snake refuses frozen-thawed prey, the answer almost always lives in the husbandry rather than the prey itself. Temperature is the first thing to check, followed by humidity, hiding options, and light cycle.
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3w 1 Brayden Moreau Apparently If u stab/Poke the frozen/Thawed rats head the snake will strike 90% of the time 3w Brian Rodomsky Frozen thawed is definitely the safest way to go for your snake 3w 2 Anthony FC 10 days isn't much in the grand scheme of
This is my 1st time trying frozen thawed with my snake so I don't know if this is normal or not. I thawed it in the fridge over night and there is blood coming from the mouses nose today.
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A complete, step-by-step guide to safely transitioning any snake species from live prey to frozen-thawed . Covers every technique from basic scenting to the fresh-kill bridge method, with species-specific tips.
How to Switch a Snake to Frozen
A patient, proven method to transition any snake from live to frozen-thawed feeders — warming, scenting, movement tricks and troubleshooting.
