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    bp sleep questions

    i was wondering if my bp was supposed to sleep all day long.the reason im asking is that sometimes during the day i will check on him and his head is visible and hes looking out.and sometimes he will poke his head out.its only a rare occasion that i notice this the other times hes all curled up in there.im used to my bearded sleeps like a rock and i wasnt sure if bps are the same way.o i also have a really stupid question.can bps move backwards kinda like in reverse lol i dont know why but i have been thinking on that one. thanks

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    Re: bp sleep questions

    Furio sometimes pokes his head out to survey to but a happy ball python is one that's sleeping or hiding.
    They did a study on Ball Python's out in the wild and out of a 31 day month they were out of their dens a total of 48 hours during those 31 days.

    Also I don't think I've ever seen a snake move in reverse. Unless you count re-coil.

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    Re: bp sleep questions

    ok hes still hiding but i can see his head though.i think he is looking at my dragon because he refused to eat last wednesday because the week befores meal was a little too big and i think he want to eat her thats why hes doing it more the past couple days.i guess thier not heavy sleepers.

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    Re: bp sleep questions

    Furio will actually sleep with his head out of his hide and the rest of his body in it sometimes.

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    Re: bp sleep questions

    how do you tell if their sleeping?

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    Re: bp sleep questions

    Can't really. They don't have eyelids.
    But it's a safe bet unless they're moving around alot that they're sleeping.

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    Re: bp sleep questions

    cool thanks

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    Re: bp sleep questions

    My BP rarely pokes his head out, and its usually at night if he does. Usually he is completely inside the hide with his head facing the opening.
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