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    unusually active

    Hayden's never been much of a wiggle worm. He sits still, hangs out about my neck occassionally playing in my hair, and doesn't move about his tank tons. For the past couple of days, though, he's been strangely hyper. He goes about his tank, pushing his nose up against the glass, like he's never seen it before. We watched a movie together last night, and he was all over me and the couch. Really weird for him.

    Is he craving attention because of his new sibling? Is he in heat? [Hayden's actually a girl..] Is he just being a snake? Do I need to feed him more? Get him Ritalin?

    Yes, I'm a bit bothered by his extra energy.
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    Re: unusually active

    Tad confused..have you 2 in the same home ?

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    Re: unusually active

    Sounds like he's hungry and looking for munchies.
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    Re: unusually active

    maybe he didn't like the movie
    There is a moose loose aboot this hoose !

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    Re: unusually active

    Are they housed together?

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    Re: unusually active

    No, they're not housed together. They're in two different rooms.
    1.1 rottweilers - Ondo and Kiara
    1.0 rat terrier - Fletcher
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    1.1 Dumeril's boas - Dale and Melinda
    0.0.1 bull snake - Bill
    0.0.1 jungle carpet python - Fred
    0.0.1 cornsnake - Rico
    0.0.1 grey banded kingsnake - Prince


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    Re: unusually active

    Hmmm, how old is he? Is it close to feeding day?


    I'm thinking "maybe" since it's approaching breeding season, he could be becoming sexually mature, OR maybe he's anticipating feeding day.

    I have one girl that is nice an calm until Sunday - and then she's out and roaming her enclosure until feeding day on Tuesday. She's getting appropriately sized meals, so I may be off on attributing that to her preparing for Tuesday.

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    Re: unusually active

    Some are just more active, outside the cage and in, than others. I have BPs that are kept at the same temps in smimlar cages; my male is a bundle of nerves when you take him out; my female Ginger will just sit on your lap and stare at TV (like my boyfriend, lol!)
    -Jen. Back in the hobby after a hiatus!
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    Re: unusually active

    All my dad knows is that he's an '05 hatchling. So, he's around a year. Seems a bit small for a year, though. 25.75 inches and 258 grams.

    Hayden gets yum yums on Tuesdays. I'm thinking I should give him two mice. He strikes and eats the first one and pokes around for more for at least twenty minutes.

    So, snakes get hyper when they hit snake puberty, then?
    1.1 rottweilers - Ondo and Kiara
    1.0 rat terrier - Fletcher
    2.2.2 ball pythons - Brutus, Adrian, Hayden, Luke, Daisy, Hunter
    1.0 orange kitty - Potter
    1.1 tarantulas - Ozzy and Shelob
    0.0.1 leopard gecko - Leopard Gecko
    1.1 Dumeril's boas - Dale and Melinda
    0.0.1 bull snake - Bill
    0.0.1 jungle carpet python - Fred
    0.0.1 cornsnake - Rico
    0.0.1 grey banded kingsnake - Prince


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