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    Re: Ball python Very Active

    Quote Originally Posted by Kaorte View Post
    The bedding will not be enough. They can easily move the substrate out of the way and lay directly on the surface of the tub. If left like this too long they WILL be burned.

    Do yourself a favor and find $25 and make a trip to the home depot. Pick up a piggy back lamp dimmer and an accurite weather station.

    Also, a smaller tub wouldn't hurt. I would suggest a 15qt tub for a snake that size. You really only need enough room for two hides and a water bowl. They don't need any floor space to "lay out" on. They would rather spend all of their time hiding.
    hey im looking them up on home depot and cant find what it is can you help me ?

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    Re: Ball python Very Active

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    She also looks like she is at the end of a shed cycle. Did her eyes become faded recently? I would lightly mist her enclosure and let her be until she finishes shedding. If she is in a shed cycle that is another reason she's not eating. Look at her belly too, if it's pink that would be the beginning of the cycle.
    when i got her she wasn't into shed her belly is getting slightly pink

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    Re: Ball python Very Active

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    when i got her she wasn't into shed her belly is getting slightly pink
    Yeah, I thought she looked like she was in one of the phases. Just watch her, she'll get a blue hue to her in a few days, then turn clear again and she will shed shortly after that. I don't think I would feed her while she's shedding. The less stress the better Some will eat and some won't, but with her new surroundings, I think I would wait.
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    couldnt focus wbile holding her but her belly is little pinkish

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    Re: Ball python Very Active

    I can't really tell. You'll just have to see in the next few days. Sometimes they will get cranky during shed. It gets hard for them to see. She looks like she has some stuck shed on her neck though. A damp cloth should take that off easily.
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    Re: Ball python Very Active

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    hey im looking them up on home depot and cant find what it is can you help me ?
    The accurite is not on the website but it looks like this:

    You should be able to find it in the gardening/outdoor section. Ask an employee if you can't find it

    Here is the dimmer: http://www.homedepot.com/Electrical-...atalogId=10053
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    Re: Ball python Very Active

    Quote Originally Posted by Kaorte View Post
    The accurite is not on the website but it looks like this:

    You should be able to find it in the gardening/outdoor section. Ask an employee if you can't find it

    Here is the dimmer: http://www.homedepot.com/Electrical-...atalogId=10053
    yea i saw the accurite on Loews and will pick up the dimmer at home depot

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    Re: Ball python Very Active

    Hi,

    You also need to replace that hide covered in tape before the accident.

    You can use upturned plant pot saucers with holes cut in them for nice secure dark hides.



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    Re: Ball python Very Active

    plus snakes that are not used with their enclosure tends to move a lot as if they are trying to escape in every possible way lol

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