I usually go with the head of a small pinky for the smaller babies’ first few meals. There isn’t anything wrong with halving the pinkies but I have had a couple who objected to the messy aspect. I try not to give them an excuse to reject their meal, and pinky heads are less messy.
Ill be attempting to feed them tomorrow using the method @solarserpents advised so hopefully everything goes well and they have their first meals!
Edit: I also forgot to mention that pebbles has a very interesting belly pattern. They seem to only have checkers on their neck and no where else on their belly. Could this be because of the tessera gene ive heard that that can change how the belly checkers look.
They very well could be, but I would wait till they color up more and put some size on before definitively labeling them. The do look high white especially towards the tail!
Yea and bambam is completely white on the last few saddles near the tail. They’ve only shed once so far so probably too early to tell but it definitely seems likely. Ive tried comparing to other pictures of baby amels and reverse okeetee amels as babys and they definitely look like reverse okeetee to me but it would still be best to wait for a few more sheds.
attempting to feed them now as well as all my other snakes 13 total! so far pretty much all my snakes have eaten with just 1 refusal. I’ve got both the babies in a deli cup in a dark space so ill leave them for an hour then check on them.
Hopefully they’ll eat in the quiet, dark night. They really are beautiful babies. Now if they’ll just be cooperative about feeding, they’ll be perfectly perfect.
I would just go to another room and not peek at them until morning. Sometimes they benefit from undisturbed quiet and no vibrations from people walking and moving around near them. Can’t hurt, anyway.
No worries, just don’t disturb them unless needed! The blanket was a good idea, we used to put them in brown paper lunch bags in there tub with the same reasoning! Don’t stress if they don’t eat yet give them 5-7 days and try again. You may also want to try love if you can find any that small (hot tamale size😂)from a local breeder.