its been 5 weeks now

[johnny]

my mex shes is 570grams she still hasnt ate she is 4yrs old
my other females are 430gram and 320 grams both 1 and half yr old has stopping eating now cause of winter months

do i have anything to worry bout yetx

 

[Nanci]

Do you have them heated? Are they losing weight or staying the same?

Nanci

 

[johnny]

same weight yes they all heated 70s on cold 80s on warm side

they look healthy i weighed them last week,

 

[Mrs InsaneOne]

All of our kings and the milk had stopped eating sometime last month - but then it's been cold the last several weeks. I personally am not worried about ours (and we have five different types of kings to boot) as I've taken them off of heat completely and tucked them away for the winter. For ours, it's just the timing and with the older snakes, if they've been brumated before, they seem to automatically know when this time of year comes around and stop eating on their own.

The most our biggest male - who's at least 6 yrs old possibly older, and well over 550 grams - has ever lost during the winter months has been between 30-50 grams.

If your snakes are healthy, I'd just let them be and check them once a week to freshen their water and monitor their temps to be sure they don't get too cold and they should be fine. Depending on the ambient air temps in your house (or apartment) you could even turn the heat source off to cool them a touch more.

Jenn

 

[Nanci]

I wonder if that's why Choco is being so weird about eating. Jake shows no signs of slowing down, though.

 

[johnny]

i was wondering same as my cornsnake shes normal eats and my jungle but since my mex stopped they all have.

but they look healthy and still weigh the same so nothin to worry bout just last year they was eating fine x