» Site Navigation
3 members and 1,454 guests
Most users ever online was 6,337, 01-24-2020 at 04:30 AM.
» Today's Birthdays
» Stats
Members: 75,093
Threads: 248,532
Posts: 2,568,688
Top Poster: JLC (31,651)
|
-
Re: aggressive ball python
I'd check the temperatures... Stuck shed and head shaking could mean overheating, undernourished or dehydrated.. All could be causes for you getting tagged when you go in there..
-
-
Registered User
Re: aggressive ball python
I don't know how much he weighs and I'm kinda nervous to pick him up right now
-
-
Registered User
When picking up your snake, be confident. Constantly putting your hand in and pulling it away could seem like a bird swooping down, which would cause a defensive response (as it sees your hand as a predator/ threat)
Also whenever you get time could you tell us your enclosure setup?
Ie, temp on warm and cold side, humidity, type of heat like heat pad or heat lamp, etc
-
The Following 2 Users Say Thank You to Kodayin For This Useful Post:
Craiga 01453 (11-14-2019),dr del (11-14-2019)
-
Registered User
Re: aggressive ball python
His shed is gone now, the current temperature is 83 on the warm side and 70 on the cold. I have trouble keeping humidity, but I recently got a humidifier (not a snake one specifically, but I keep it next to his enclosure) and that's helping. I keep a water bowl in there big enough to soak (though he doesn't do that) and I keep it filled. I also soak him in warm water once a week.
- - - Updated - - -
Oh gosh, thanks!
-
-
Re: aggressive ball python
Originally Posted by damientheballpython
I don't know how much he weighs and I'm kinda nervous to pick him up right now
I truly admire your honesty here.. Can you just snap a picture maybe? We should be able to tell size by that give or take a "few" grams..
-
-
Registered User
Re: aggressive ball python
Alright, the warm side is currently 83 (which I know is too cold, I'm adjusting it) and the cold is 70. He has a water bowl, a stick to climb on, and on the cold side a plastic rock big enough for him to crawl into. On the warm side he has a wooden hide with a heat pad under it. I also have a heat lamb above the warm side, and a light that produces some heat on the cool side. The humidity is currently 30 which I am trying to fix, I have a lot of trouble keeping humidity.
-
-
Re: aggressive ball python
Originally Posted by damientheballpython
Alright, the warm side is currently 83 (which I know is too cold, I'm adjusting it) and the cold is 70. He has a water bowl, a stick to climb on, and on the cold side a plastic rock big enough for him to crawl into. On the warm side he has a wooden hide with a heat pad under it. I also have a heat lamb above the warm side, and a light that produces some heat on the cool side. The humidity is currently 30 which I am trying to fix, I have a lot of trouble keeping humidity.
VERY IMPORTANT questions here... Is the heat pad in the enclosure? What thermostat are you using? Once again, pictures will go a long way to helping you out... Use the tapatalk app.. Its easy
-
-
Registered User
Re: aggressive ball python
I'm trying. This is my first time using this site and I'm having trouble.
-
-
Registered User
Re: aggressive ball python
Originally Posted by Moose84
VERY IMPORTANT questions here... Is the heat pad in the enclosure? What thermostat are you using? Once again, pictures will go a long way to helping you out... Use the tapatalk app.. Its easy
Alright, I got the app. The heating pad is under the enclosure outside the glass, the thermostat is Zoomed.
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
-
-
Registered User
Re: aggressive ball python
Originally Posted by Moose84
I truly admire your honesty here.. Can you just snap a picture maybe? We should be able to tell size by that give or take a "few" grams..
(my hand for scale)
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
-
Posting Permissions
- You may not post new threads
- You may not post replies
- You may not post attachments
- You may not edit your posts
-
Forum Rules
|