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How much to feed?

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  • 11-29-2017, 02:18 AM
    JustinGatCat
    Re: How much to feed?
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    Originally Posted by Regius_049 View Post
    There is some variation in behavior between ball pythons, but in my experience usually not much. All of mine pretty consistently hide during the day, use their warm spot after food, and come out to explore at night.

    She most likely was hungry, because she’s in her hide now, and has been there since her second mouse.


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  • 11-29-2017, 04:09 AM
    yardy
    Re: How much to feed?
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    Originally Posted by JustinGatCat View Post
    She’s....odd. She’s almost never balls up, comes out of her tub by herself...and paces about her tub. Pua my older boy is always up in his hide, almost never paces (occasionally on feed day) and balls up for a minute when I pick him up. Maybe it’s an age thing? Or Lily Dragon is just a weird snake


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    Well she is a spider combo and they can have their own unique personality and behavioural traits. In this case though, it doers sound like upping her food would be a good idea.
  • 11-29-2017, 05:35 AM
    Sambo76
    Re: How much to feed?
    My Mabel has started pacing just after she has been fed, it’s the only time she paces though. She will go over her rocks and branches and I was told she is aiding digestion! Not sure how true that is but as she goes back into her hide after 20 minutes and it’s the only time she does it [emoji2]


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  • 12-02-2017, 01:09 PM
    elleon
    Re: How much to feed?
    Once I upped the prey size for my little guy, he seemed to be much less active. Pacing could still be a husbandry thing, though. 75 sounds a bit low for ambient, to me. Make sure you are using a good thermometer, plus an IR him to read the ground temp. Also make sure he has at least two hides so he bc an thermoregulate. If all of that seems good, then he probably was just hungry.

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