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Weird Behavior
My BCC has been spending all his time on the cold side of the tank lately. The Temps are where they should be so I don't know what he is doing. He is holding his head and about 8" of his body upright against the glass. Is this a personality thing or is something going on?
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Re: Weird Behavior
What are the temps on the warm side? How often is he fed? Sounds like he may be hungry. Ruby does the same thing when, she just cruises around the cool side like shes looking for food. Good luck
~Jake~
Too many boas to list and a few balls as well
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Re: Weird Behavior
The temp on the hot side is 92. I just fed him monday but he regurged it, so I am waiting til next week to feed him.
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Re: Weird Behavior
I think I'd be more worried about the regurge than his hanging around the cool side. How old is he, and has he regurged before (recently)?
-Lawrence
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Re: Weird Behavior
He is fairly young, maybe 23" in length. He regurged two weeks ago as well. But that was the day after I moved him into a new enclosure, so I thought nothing of it.
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Re: Weird Behavior
Sounds like it's time for a vet visit. Bring a fecal sample if you can...
-Lawrence
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Re: Weird Behavior
Yeah, I think you're right. But is there anything else I can do for the time being?
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Re: Weird Behavior
This may be a weird question, but do you use digital thermometers or the analog guages? Sometimes the analogs can be off by a few degrees, and it may be too hot for the snake.. I would double check temps with another thermometer to make sure the one I had wasnt faulty..
It could be stress..I dont know how you are set up, but if he is somewhere there is quite a bit of traffic, you might cover the tank, or move him.
Since he's regurged 2ce, I would probably go on and see the vet.
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Re: Weird Behavior
Wait a about 2-3 weeks after a regurge now.
~Jake~
Too many boas to list and a few balls as well
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Re: Weird Behavior
Alright, weird question; are you feeding him FT? I had this same problem with my daughter's snake. The mice I was feeding her (FT) were blowing up during the de-thawing stage without my knowing...internal. It was a bad batch. She regurged for a couple weeks before I figured it out. Just curious...btw; I would definitely still bring him to the vet, just in case.
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