Quote Originally Posted by KingWheatley View Post
Appreciate the help! Thank you.


so happy to see people actually read whats being asked and answer the question er the question instead of attacking with misinformation over a small detail that is only a supportive detail to a question.
Right

You asked

Is it normal for a Ball Python to refuse to relieve him/herself in their tank?
I answered

Quote Originally Posted by Deborah View Post
First a lot of antropomorphism here in this thread.

BP do not go on schedule they go when they need too, it can be once a week, or once a month or every other month it varies on the individual and has no incidence on whether the animal can eat or not.

BP are VERY efficient whatever is not used as fuel or for growth is eliminated it's that simple, there is no avoiding doing it in it's tank just like there is no "not wanting anything to do with you".

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But that does not help, it is you giving human sentiment to your animal that leads you to believe that there is an issue the he refuses or avoid to go in his tank, like he is making a decision.

TO which I point that there is no schedule they go when they NEED to do, 1 week 1 month, 12 weeks it varies.