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    rubbing head on door

    When I let my snake out in my room and he goes under my door, he often times rubs his head up against the bottom of the door. It's not a tight squeeze or anything, about 1-2" tall for a baby ball. He actually lifts his head up to rub it on the door. Is this unusual, and what causes it? Thanks for the help!
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    Re: rubbing head on door

    He is probably trying to take cover... baby ball pythons don't really care for open spaces (like the floor of a room) too much....very very stressful on the bp.
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