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Ball Python Question
I have a 7 month old pastel ball python he eats good and is healthy but he has trouble turning himself over unless I touch him then he sorta just tucks his head under his neck is this something wrong with him I would not think it would be IBD.
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Re: Ball Python Question
You mean if you put the snake down on its back, it will just stay that way and will not right itself? If so, that is not a good sign. There are all kinds of issues, not just IBD, that could cause this.
How long has your snake been doing this? Does it display any other symptoms?
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Re: Ball Python Question
Thats the only thing he flips back over but just not his head he just tucks it under his neck.
3.3 Ball pythons 1 pastel,1 spider,0.1 Cal. King,0.1. bearded dragons,0.1 yellow anaconda,3.3 leopard gecko,1.1 hognoses,0.0.1 golden gecko,1.0 kenyan sand boa,1.2 corn snakes,1.1 crested geckos,1.0 san diego gopher snake,0.0.2 rose hairs,0.0.1 cobalt blues,0.0.1 sunburst babboon,1.1 empereor scorpions
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Re: Ball Python Question
most likely he's hiding his head.
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