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    Question Question about my baby BP

    I've had my newest baby ball python for about 2 and a half weeks now. She hasn't eaten yet and still seems pretty shy. I haven't been handling her at all so that she has a chance to settle in.

    I have her set up in a small tub with cypress mulch as substrate. I've been noticing some condensation on the inside of the tub, so I'm worried that her humidity is too high. I was thinking about adding some more holes to the tub, in order to increase the airflow. My question is: Will it be okay for me to remove her from the tub so I can add more holes? Or would it be better for me to wait until she has eaten and had a chance to settle in? I'm just worried about disturbing her too much since she's still new.

    On a side note: I'm going to try braining the mouse for her next feeding, since I'm trying to get her to eat f/t. I'm hoping this works, but if not, does anyone have any suggestions on getting a baby to eat? Thanks in advance!
    Last edited by reptile65; 07-06-2011 at 08:36 PM.
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