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    My Baby ball python is curled up into a ball outside his hide?

    Quote Originally Posted by Zeraxi View Post
    I made a big mistake of holding him for like 10 minutes once he came. Im really scared. He isnt any of the hides i set for him, he is just curled up into a ball and he isnt moving at all. Should I be worried? The hot side is currently at 90 degrees and the cold one is at about 77 degrees. His head isnt inside of the ball, he is just in the middle of the tank, staring at me. Should i be worried? (I already love him to death and dont want to hurt him)

    Could be any number of things ...

    It's just early days and as mentioned by others it will take a short while to settle ... Some spend DAYS just crawling around the Viv looking to find an opening .

    I'd leave it alone for at least 7 days before even thinking about offering a "warm" defrosted mouse . Check around this forum for the best ways to offer it . Some suggest not handling until it's fed twice .


    As to staying outside the hide - maybe he just doesn't like it as warm as 90F ...they are all slightly different..maybe it's much higher than 90F ?!

    What are you using to take the temps under the hide ?
    Last edited by Zincubus; 05-21-2017 at 03:31 AM.




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