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* Potential aetiologies for anorexia in snakes that can be hard to acclimate to captivity include inappropriate prey type or size (see [[Snake Diet|diets]]), inappropriate environmental temperatures (see [[Snake Housing|housing]]), dehydration, and chronic [[:Category:Snake Diseases|disease]].
 
* Potential aetiologies for anorexia in snakes that can be hard to acclimate to captivity include inappropriate prey type or size (see [[Snake Diet|diets]]), inappropriate environmental temperatures (see [[Snake Housing|housing]]), dehydration, and chronic [[:Category:Snake Diseases|disease]].
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'''[[Royal Python|Royal python]]'''
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'''Royal Python'''
* Environmental cues can be important for feeding.  A royal python is far more likely to eat a rodent that is similar in colour to agouti coloured free-living rodents.  In captivity these snakes are often offered albino or fancy coloured mice rather than appropriately coloured prey and therefore do not receive the visual cues to eat.
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* Environmental cues can be important for feeding.  A [[Royal Python|royal python]] is far more likely to eat a rodent that is similar in colour to agouti coloured free-living rodents.  In captivity these snakes are often offered albino or fancy coloured mice rather than appropriately coloured prey and therefore do not receive the visual cues to eat.
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'''[[Garter Snake|Garter snake]]'''
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'''Garter Snake'''
 
* The presence of thiaminases in frozen fish can lead to clinical disease in fish-eating snakes, such as [[Garter Snake|garter snakes]].
 
* The presence of thiaminases in frozen fish can lead to clinical disease in fish-eating snakes, such as [[Garter Snake|garter snakes]].
 
==Preparation of food==
 
==Preparation of food==
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