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OK i check all temps, humidity, everything i can think of look for mites didn't see any so why would all my BP's wanna soak in there bowls even the some what qt one?? is just a natural thing for them todo they are active at night like normal but just during day time they soak
help please
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Have you checked them all very closely for mites. If temps, humidity, hides and all else are correct, I'd be concerned that all the soaking is due to them seeking relief from mites.
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check very close even used a magnfine glass! in all heat spots every where nothing
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No mites and temps are right it could be one of two things.
1: a security issue..i.e your snake feels safer smashed in its water bowl.
2: its doing it to help relieve some pressure after a meal.
3: it saw the pretty water dish and decided to move in..
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haha pretty rubbermaid bowl which is small
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Originally Posted by zombie&lemons
haha pretty rubbermaid bowl which is small
I had a pastel male take up residence in his water bowl.. I had to change him to a smaller one.. He still tried for like a week and gave up.
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its yeah its norma and lemons ill try that go to a smaller bowl
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What are you using for hides? If you are sure it isn't mites and everything else is ok, then I'd guess the snake just feels secure in there, which may mean it does not feel secure in its hide.
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Small hides that will give them a feeling of security is good idea. Also, if there is a lot of room in their enclosure, you can crumble up new paper to fill up space. We've used that technique with our smallest ones until they get comfortable and a little bigger.
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