Re: Holding my ball python
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Originally Posted by
Karbon
If the snake is breathing very heavy then it's probably too stressed and should go back in its enclosure.
If it's curled up in your lap, not balled up and breathing normally i'd say he's content where he is.
Well said.
Re: Holding my ball python
How can you tell if he's breathing heavily?
Unfortunately, I have a loud computer in my room that's on 24/7 :[
Quote:
Originally Posted by
Karbon
If the snake is breathing very heavy then it's probably too stressed and should go back in its enclosure.
If it's curled up in your lap, not balled up and breathing normally i'd say he's content where he is.
Re: Holding my ball python
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Originally Posted by
Flowerbridge
How can you tell if he's breathing heavily?
Unfortunately, I have a loud computer in my room that's on 24/7 :[
If you can hear a snake breathe that's a bad sign period! But you can usually see them breathe just like any other animal with inhale/exhale movements
Re: Holding my ball python
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Originally Posted by
Valentine Pirate
If you can hear a snake breathe that's a bad sign period! But you can usually see them breathe just like any other animal with inhale/exhale movements
Exactly. You should never actually hear your snake breathe.
You just look at it's body and see how fast it's inhaling and exhaling. It's pretty easy to see how quickly the snake is breathing that way.