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Jackson wants OUT!

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  • 12-17-2011, 12:18 PM
    blueberrypancakes
    Jackson wants OUT!
    Haha! During the day, Jackson is most generally curled up in his hide. But at night (his tank is right next to my bed) all he does is try to get out! At least thats how I perceive it. He climbs on top of everything to get to the top of the tank and push his nose against the lid. He's actually gotten big enough that he can just stretch to the top without getting on anything...
    I always want to take him out and let him explore, but he does this as I am in bed trying to sleep...:P:snake:
  • 12-17-2011, 12:29 PM
    Skittles1101
    I know all of them are different, but I know mine really only roam and try to escape when they are hungry....usually only a day or two before feeding night. If he's doing it a lot, I'd consider getting a larger sized prey item for him...
  • 12-17-2011, 12:34 PM
    blueberrypancakes
    Thanks! I was thinking that it was probably about time to go to a bigger size, so that def makes sense. I fed him on Tuesday, so his next feeding is tomorrow. You know your snakes!
  • 12-17-2011, 12:55 PM
    ShortStop
    My female mojave will cruise around in her tub (also located in my room) at night time as well and I can catch her when I come in and turn the light on pushing against the lid with her nose lol but I don't think it is hunger due to the fact that it happens almost every other night.
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