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    uhhh??

    I fed My snake saturday she went over to the warm side for about 20 mins and returned to her cool side hide, she hasnt left it since other than to poke her head out she seems to be making uneasy movements, so i lifted up the hide and she was in there making the same weird movments and flinches. What is this should i be concerend?

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    Re: uhhh??

    Go through a husbandry check list temps, humidity etc if all are fine and she is feeding consistently I wouldn't worry much.

    She just prefers the cooler side right now its funny alot of them do.


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    Could you have startled her? What type of movements? Did you check if she was bitten by the food item? Do you feed on top of substrate? She could have something lodged in her mouth/throat..

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    The only thing I have to add is, are your hides identical? They will chose the hide they feel more secure in regardless of their health.

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