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    Ball python spazzing out during the day

    I'm so worried about my little Crowley I am in tears from what he's doing. So in an earlier post I mentioned how he'd twitch when I was petting him gently, I was told this was because he didn't want to be handled/touched. I'm afraid it could be something worse. He couldn't sleep today, he had his back end half in his hide this morning so I put his bum back in his hide and left him alone. About 4 hours later he moved the hide and twitched his head out like he was spazzing. His hides are light but I am currently in the process of trying to get slate rocks to hold them down. I'm not sure what to do as every time he goes in his hide he does a twitching spaz and knocks his hide way out of place.

    I tried bringing him in his room as he does have a hide at 90 degrees and one at 80 degrees in there and the humidity is fine at the moment. He was spazzing just as much in there as soon as he'd try going in a hide, I also offered him his tent as it is soft but he didn't want to go in there. I put him back in his main tank to see if he could go to sleep but now he's spazzing even more. I just took a video which brought me to tears as you can probably hear in the video. He just keeps doing that and if I try to fix it I feel like I'm just stressing him out even further.

    Please help, I don't know what is wrong with my baby, he was fine yesterday.

    Here's the video:

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