Don ' t discount that it is possible the snake just isn ' t hungry . Not uncommon for snakes to go off feed when the weather starts to cool down . Some snakes are just more finicky than others this time of year . Is the snake losing mass and muscle tone ? Until that starts to happen I wouldn ' t get too concerned about it not eating . They ' re not like us . Their metabolism doesn ' t require the amount of energy food we do to sustain . How much traffic is there in the room where you feed the snake ? Does the snake have privacy in that area or is there a fair amount of peoplenoise ? Snakes like to feel secure . If it ' s in a high traffic area move it . What time of day are you feeding ? My own experience is that morelia seem to feed better at night . I wait until the sun has been down for at least an hour before feeding . How long are you leaving the prey in the cage ? Put it in and leave it for 1012 hours . And leave the snake completely alone . No one in that room or in adjacent rooms making noise that might disturb it . Have you tried chicksquail ? Morelia typically love birds . Sometimes so much so that it can be hard to get them off of them once they start . But might be worth a try . Avoid live if at all possible . Especially with a snake that isn ' t eating . You can ' t leave a living mouserat in the cage with a snake . It will chew the snake to shreds . Which means you have to either kill the prey and freeze it for use in the future or adopt it as a pet .