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A little bit of odd behavior
Before I get going, yes, I do have my three males in the same tank at the moment due to some unfortunate accidents with their original cages (a rogue guitar and a malfunctioning uth ). None of them are stressed, none have ever refused a meal, and there are more than six places for them to hide in, and hopefully in within the next month I'll have either a rack or a few stackable snake cages, so it's temporary.
Aaaaanyways, last night I went to take my normal ball, Simon, out of his tank. My Spider, Noah, was sticking his head out of one of their hides. He turned his head to watch me, and as soon as I picked up Simon, Noah shot out of the hide, across the tank, and up the side. I put my hand out and he climbed right on, curled up and just hung out for quite some time. I have never seen any of my BPs move that fast, not even for a meal, hahaha. Now, I don't want to say "Ohhhh, he wanted me to hold him, how cute!" but it really was like he wanted to come out of the tank. I don't think he was just trying to get out though, the way he climbed in my hand and curled up immediately was just odd. So? Do you think he was jealous I've been holding Simon and not him?
1.0 normal ball python, Simon
1.0 spider ball python, Noah
0.1 genetic blurry ball python, Eleanor
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