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Thread: Quirks...

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    Quirks...

    So what little quirks does your snake/s have? My little guy likes to drink the water droplets off the side of his tank when I mist. He always has water but seems to love the "dew"

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    mine figured out that she can crawl around the edge of the tank glass easier if she takes a swim in her water dish. so all night u hear *thunk* from her falling off the glass, and *splash* from her hopping back into her water. She's a little... special!

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    My boa hides more than my ball pythons do
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    Re: Quirks...

    Quote Originally Posted by LGray23 View Post
    My boa hides more than my ball pythons do
    x2. All 3 of my boas NEVER come out of their hides. Just lay in there with their heads sticking out.

    I also have a Ball that always moves his hide to where he wants it no matter where i put it.

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    Haha. The other night our ball was rearranging his tank.
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    I can tell when my boa is getting hungry because he will be at the end of his tank with his head pouting at the top where he knows the little rats are going to come zombie dancing down.


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    My ball rearranges her tank every time I turn around. The hide boxes are facing the other way and her branch will be on the other side.

    My male boa, Jasper, hangs out on top of his hide box.

    My female boa, Peaches, drags her "kill" back to her hide box to eat in private. She's the weird one...
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    Neither of my boas will use their hides (tried all shapes and sizes!) and one of my ball females frequently flips her hide over and lays inside it.
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    Re: Quirks...

    Quote Originally Posted by Salem Purrs View Post
    Neither of my boas will use their hides (tried all shapes and sizes!) and one of my ball females frequently flips her hide over and lays inside it.
    That's hilarious. Every creature is unique in its own way...

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    Yeah, few days after you said that.. Mine moved her hide and climbing toy, there fairly heavy, I was little suprised. Seems to like to poo when shes crawling around on the side of the glass. Tends to make a
    Mess.. Lol

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