I acquired a locality 2024 hatch California kingsnake that refused to take newborn mice. Various "tricks of the trade" were attempted to no avail. I had to find something else to get this king to feed.
I'd recalled a conversation I had previously regarding the scenting juices from Reptilinks.
I ordered tubes of the gecko juice and anole juice.
I thawed out the tube of gecko juice overnight and placed four to five drops on a thawed pinky and placed the pinky and the king in a deli cup and left overnight.
The next morning, I anxiously entered my snake room to see if the king had eaten the pinky. I pulled the deli cup from the shelf it had been placed on and was overjoyed to see that the king had eaten the pinky with gecko scent.
About four days latet, I repeated the process again; this time with 50% less gecko liquid. Again, the king ate tbe pinky.
And just yesterday, I placed a pinky with no liquid gecko juice and tbe king fed AGAIN.
I am extremely pleased with the results of the gecko scenting liquid with this kingsnake. I believe that without the use of the gecko scenting liquid, this kingsnake would have died.
I am currently incubating a clutch of Eastern kingsnake eggs. Hatchling Eastern kings (at least from my experiences) can be difficult to get started feeding on mouse pinkys. In the event that I do have kings that refuse to feed on newborn pink mice, I will use the anole scenting juice first and the gecko scenting juice second for any reluctant feeders.
Ground skinks have been used in tbe past to get any stubborn Eastern king hatchlings to feed. Perhaps Reptilinks can develope a skink scenting liquid to add to your product line??

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