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Poking her head out?
So I just fixed a bunch of husbandry issues with my setup recently. My ball still sometimes roams the tank for a few minutes during the day as well as night. For instance, right now she is in her warm hide, but her head and about 4 inches is poking out. Maybe she is hungry since she refused food last week, or is there still something I have to worry about?
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Registered User
Re: Poking her head out?
mine is doing the same right now but i don't see anything wrong with it. maybe getting some cooler air? i dunno.....
0.1 Normal ~ Taffy
1.0 Pastel
0.1 Cinnamon
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Banned
Re: Poking her head out?
my gurl does the same thing... she hasnt eaten in two weeks now ...
i think the change from her being kept in tub most of her life to changing to a tank is taking an effect on her but i dont kno if it is the same for you ... wuz she raised in a tub ?
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Re: Poking her head out?
No, but I did just change locations, and have changed some stuff in the tank. Maybe she's still getting used to the new stuff.
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Re: Poking her head out?
Hi,
Sounds like the normal BP "ambush" pose.
I usually see that as soon as I start prescenting the room on feeding night.
I like to get the food nice and warm and then introduce it slowly to about four inches away - you have to be carefull not to scare some of the smaller ones with the food as fear will generally overide the feeding response and make them run and hide instead.
dr del
Derek
7 adult Royals (2.5), 1.0 COS Pastel, 1.0 Enchi, 1.1 Lesser platty Royal python, 1.1 Black pastel Royal python, 0.1 Blue eyed leucistic ( Super lesser), 0.1 Piebald Royal python, 1.0 Sinaloan milk snake 1.0 crested gecko and 1 bad case of ETS. no wife, no surprise.
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Banned
Re: Poking her head out?
if shes pokin she is just curious ... one way to tell if shes hungry is gettin bit from just try'n to reach in there
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BPnet Veteran
Re: Poking her head out?
Now she's sticking her butt out haha. I'm not worried about this, but it looks funny.
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Registered User
Re: Poking her head out?
LOL my girlfriend and I were just having this same discussion. My 400g male (he was325g almost a month ago, man he's growing fast) likes to sit in his cool side hide and poke just his head out, and just kinda chill out there. He's not hungry though, I mean he does it right after I feed him 2 mice (~50g or so) and pretty much all week as well. His husbandry is good, 93 on the warm side, 83 cool side, humidity is around 55%. When I reach in to handle him he doesn't strike me, or anything, just lets me pick him up. He doesn't seem stressed, he eats like a champ, and all in all seems happy, so I'd say that this seems to be pretty normal (albeit I have not been into BPs for that long).
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Registered User
Re: Poking her head out?
lucky yours pokes his head out...mine, well she just sleeps ALL the day and comes out at around 10:30pm. I guess thats a good sign of a relaxed snake!
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Registered User
Re: Poking her head out?
Mine does that 80 percent of the time! Its pretty cute if you ask me
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