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  • 12-14-2014, 06:23 PM
    SCWood
    Inactive Yearling
    My snake loves to display herself at night. She comes out and crawls all over her cage and watches us while we hang out on the back porch. However, her sister isn't doing this nearly as much as she used to. We stay up super late most nights and even with little activity she will not come out. She sits in the same spot all day every day until feeding day. Why could this be?

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  • 12-14-2014, 06:38 PM
    albinos_rule
    Snake being a snake...don't try to read more into it than it really is :gj:
  • 12-14-2014, 06:59 PM
    Eric Alan
    Re: Inactive Yearling
    Congrats on your expensive pet rock. :)
  • 12-14-2014, 07:13 PM
    KMG
    A hiding snake is a happy snake.


    If you want a real pet rock get a Blood Python. Mine go days and weeks sometimes where it seems they have not moved. If they didn't huff and puff you might think they were dead.
  • 12-14-2014, 07:19 PM
    calmolly1
    Re: Inactive Yearling
    My Boa is like that. She sits one place for a week at a time, usually burrowed in her substrate with just her head out. It's a game called "spot the snake". Perfect camo


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  • 12-14-2014, 10:03 PM
    SCWood
    Re: Inactive Yearling
    Lol makes sense. Thanks everyone!

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  • 12-14-2014, 10:48 PM
    eggrolled
    Re: Inactive Yearling
    I know my little dude gets super duper shy when he's ready to get nekkid (read: shed, lmao). I like to pretend he's modest.

    Aside from what has already been said, that could also be another reason :)
  • 12-15-2014, 12:42 AM
    SCWood
    Re: Inactive Yearling
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by Eric Alan View Post
    Congrats on your expensive pet rock. :)

    Actually they weren't all that expensive lol

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  • 12-15-2014, 12:42 AM
    SCWood
    Re: Inactive Yearling
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by KMG View Post
    A hiding snake is a happy snake.


    If you want a real pet rock get a Blood Python. Mine go days and weeks sometimes where it seems they have not moved. If they didn't huff and puff you might think they were dead.

    I did want one but I'm forbidden

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