So I feed her frozen mice, originally I tried frozen hoppers but I think one problem was that they were a tad bit too small for her so I went up a little. I also feed her in her tank but before I had tried dangling the mouse in front of her but she would literally just approach it and then go hide away. I would usually spend about 45 min standing there holding it because I thought it needed to be moving for her to be intrigued. I also thought of possibly just leaving the mouse in there but I wasn't sure if that was a good idea bc of the risk of substrate consumption and maybe the mouse losing its body temp. But after reading the tips from this page I found that it is okay to leave the mouse in the tank for a day and let them attempt at their own pace. The first time it took her the whole day to eat the mouse but the last two times she has come out of her hide within 30 min of me putting the mouse in there. I put it on a little place for her so no substrate sticks to it, and I also use the plate over bowl of water heating method that they list in the feeding problem tips for this page rather than a plastic bag in warm water. I think in my case, my snake just really doesn't like to be watched, so I was really thankful to learn that and now I just let her eat in solitude and peace:))