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    Re: Non-spider ball python wobbles when stressed?

    Quote Originally Posted by wonderwhitters View Post
    We got our first BP yesterday. An enchi lesser morph. I've noticed he wobbles just a bit too when he lifts his head up to look around. I was rather curious if that was just normal/he was tired/a little stressed from travel/etc... It's very mild, and doesn't seem to affect him, but I did notice it twice!
    I can't speak for the morph being a factor, but young snakes don't have well-developed neck muscles yet, so don't assume it's a "wobble"...snakes aren't built to periscope very well, & young ones are just not strong enough to be good at it yet.
    Last edited by Bogertophis; 10-17-2019 at 12:32 PM.
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