Normal with a "wobble"?

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Originally Posted by Shera

My concern would be IBD, but if she seems otherwise healthy, then it seems unlikely? Personally, I'd quarantine her for a full 6 months.

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THIS is why she has been in quarentine for so long. I was HORRIFIED she might have it. But she has been like this the entire time I have had her with no sign of getting better or worse. The little one does eat regularly. She sheds regularly. I've been keeping a shed and feeding chart on her. She is gaining weight. Over all my baby girl seems healthy.

IBD kills ball pythons fairly quickly, the op's snake is well beyond that time frame.

As was said, it's probably been over heated and the damage is done.
It doesn't usually fix itself very much, when you over heat them the damage is done.

Not sure if you're into breeding, but with that pattern u should throw a pastel at her and see if u get any bees!!
(Then I would throw an iPad at a certain someone)

I'm glad that IBD is ruled out. I was thinking about breeding her but if this IS a wobble I don't want to make more super wobbly babies. However I'm not sure how else to prove if its a wobble than by breeding her...is there a way to distinguish it from neorological issues caused by overheating rather than genetics?

Normals do not have "wobble" in their genetics.

If she eats well, and is capable of breeding, then that's your call, but she won't produce wobbling babies.