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    Re: aggressive ball python

    Quote Originally Posted by damientheballpython View Post
    good news!!!! hes still acting a bit odd, but i picked him up, and hes chill! tbh i think part of the issue is i have clinical anxiety so i just rly nervous and started over thinking everything. ill update if anything happens!


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    That's good, but cold snakes tend to be more... sleepy I guess you could say, if he's cold he'll be way less active
    It's not a bad thing per say, but you will want to raise his temp, and maybe do it gradually if he's cold. If it rises really fast and he's really cold, it could stress him out more. Again no worries though, you're getting it corrected

    And snakemom85 is right, if you have a mesh top or "open" top, it loses humidity quicker. In the winter I cover up the top of my snakes enclosure with a wood board, tin foil also works great. If you find too much humidity is staying in, try a cloth (so it can "breathe")
    Goodluck!
    Last edited by Kodayin; 11-16-2019 at 12:34 AM.

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