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I have a female 100% het pied. The day I brought her home, she ate, and ate about once a week for about a month. Then she just stopped (about 3/4 weeks ago). I thought it was because she was cold, so I turned up her heat light, and put warm water in her tank. Still nothing. Do they go through the winter fasting that young? She is about 95g.

At 95 grams, they shouldn't go on a prolonged fast. Three to four weeks is not too long, but I'd offer food every three to five days. Do you have a digital scale? If so, you need to keep an eye on her weight. Also, do you have a temp gun? If not, it would be a good investment. You can get them pretty cheap at many hardware stores.

Ball pythons don't eat because of husbandry, they are nervous, or they are not hungry. You just need to see which one it is. Do you have two tight hides, one on the cool side and one on the warm side? Are you consistent in your food? What are you feeding her? What about humidity?

see if you can hear her whistle when you got her out. Does your heat light warm up the bottom of the tank enough? Make sure she has a warm belly. Their digestive system requires warmth (belly heat). Maybe you should put a heat pad/heat tape under your enclosure.. You'd be surprised how good they eat once the belly heat is set to about 89 to 90 degrees..

Thank you so much for the replies. I am putting a smaller hide in her cage, she only has one on the cool side. I'm in the market for a temp gun, especially since I'm about to bring home a Killer Bee, and I want to be sure the temps stay right for him.

You really should take Marco's advice and invest in a heat mat and a proper thermostat/rheostat. Heat lamps were not intended for ball pythons who live on a tropical floor in the shade, underground and come out at night. They rely on the earths surface for heat

By the way I have a heat pad, thermostat, rock hide, carpets, rock bowl, fake plants and a 40 breeder for $150

I am actually building a rack, so if anyone has heat tape for sale, that would be helpful. We have too many ball pythons to have them all in tanks

She finally ate!! She was in sneaky preshed!!