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My 3 Ensatinas are probably very stressed, because they won't eat. I just found them and decided to keep them because they are babies, and will eventually get used to me feeding them and such. Anyways, I have two questions. What are the do's and don'ts for releasing stress levels as quick as possible? And how long can Ensatinas go without eating?

One more question...is there an Ensatina site for Painted Ensatina care? Exactly what they eat and helping it live the best life in captivity? Thanks in advance ^-^
 
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