My BP is hiding under the water bowl

Can any on tell me why my BP is hiding under his water bowl this is the first time I've seen him do this the temp is about 85-90 and the humidity is 60. This is after he fed on a Rat yeterday he has a hide in the tank that he is usally in Thanks for the help:confuzd:

Well, I might hazard a guess that it could be due to having only one hide in the tank and the snake looking for more security.
Also, it is good to have warm temps AT LEAST 90F (ideally 92-94F) and cool side temps around 82-85F.

I have another hide I just never put it in the tank I will do that right now and I can increase the heat on the hot side and see what happens:snake:

The water bowl is a much tighter hide, so they will naturally hide there.

Ok so I need a tighter hide the one I got is not that big but it is a littl tall so maybe I will get some smalller hides. I just put the second hide in lets see what happens Thanks for the advice.:taz:

I don't know if it's advisable but if you can't get a smaller hide, I'm wondering if maybe you could put something in the hide to help take up the space...like newspaper balls or something? It's just an idea!

We thought we lost our girl and after tearing up half of my son's room (and cleaning it) we found her safe and sound under her waterdish. That was only the second time she had done it and also the last time...never really did figure out why she got under it.

I put a small flower pot with a hole cut in the side and he has just enough room to get in there he takes up almost the whole thing and he looks like he's happy now. He goes back and forth between them from hot to cold .:banana::banana::banana:

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Originally Posted by Hthree

Can any on tell me why my BP is hiding under his water bowl this is the first time I've seen him do this the temp is about 85-90 and the humidity is 60. This is after he fed on a Rat yeterday he has a hide in the tank that he is usally in Thanks for the help:confuzd:

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My Mojave always spends 2 days in his warm side hide after eating and spends most of the rest of the time in his cool side hide. Maybe for your snake the water bowl is warmer than his hide and it helps his digestion.

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Originally Posted by Hthree

I put a small flower pot with a hole cut in the side and he has just enough room to get in there he takes up almost the whole thing and he looks like he's happy now. He goes back and forth between them from hot to cold .:banana::banana::banana:

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Awesome news!!! :D

I keep the warm side at 85-90 but as long as he is alright thats all that matters I just wanted to now if it was normal.



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