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    Post feeding behavior

    So I had my first successful feeding of my BP tonight
    Long story short he got the mouse down and was tucked into the back of his hot hide (88F)
    When I came back a few hours later and peeked into the tank he I couldnt see him and was worried that he had somehow escaped.
    Anyways I found him on the cool side between his log and the tank. Cool side is ~80F.
    Seems odd that he would be on the cool side AND not under cover (though there are some jungle vines that provide a little cover).

    Im assuming that he knows what his body needs and if it wasnt warm enough he would head over to the warm side, correct?

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    Re: Post feeding behavior

    If your snake wants to be warm, it'll go on the warm side.

    Currently my breeder females are on the cool side 90% of the time, even after eating multiple rats. They will be on the warm side for a few hours about a day after feeding. My males are still seeking warm.

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