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    Re: Who says bps don't like to climb...

    I have 2 hides - both pretty tight... she stays in them all day.
    You know, before I put the branches in the cage she would climb up the walls and fall over all the time... now she climbs on the logs for the most part and seems to lower herself rather gracefully to the floor....

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    Re: Who says bps don't like to climb...

    sounds normal to me. most of my ball pythons come out and explore at night time also.

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    Re: Who says bps don't like to climb...

    Quote Originally Posted by nicktreb View Post
    If he's trying to escape there is likely something wrong with your setup.
    I doubt any of Raul's snakes are trying to escape thier setup's, if they feel secure and tucked in they wont feel like they need to escape. If they have nice tight hides, comfy temp gradient and a steady supply of food why escape? Raul has been pretty successful in my book

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    Re: Who says bps don't like to climb...

    Quote Originally Posted by juddb View Post
    I doubt any of Raul's snakes are trying to escape thier setup's, if they feel secure and tucked in they wont feel like they need to escape. If they have nice tight hides, comfy temp gradient and a steady supply of food why escape? Raul has been pretty successful in my book
    which is why there most likely exploring.

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    Re: Who says bps don't like to climb...

    she's got the position down lol. Here she is up there again tonight. She has taken a liking to this spot... she has her routine down... 10 am-12 in the hide... 12am - 10pm on the branch


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    Re: Who says bps don't like to climb...

    i have a few that think they're GTP's. my branches are mounted, and can't move. These are my displays as well, no branches in tubs. The animals are happy, eat like pigs, and like to perch on a branch nightly (if not digesting). I've never seen one fall, there's plenty for them to "hang on" to. I think they're like people. some are normal, and will follow the rules, and some are just weirdos.... :p

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    Re: Who says bps don't like to climb...

    My BP is a climber too. He never falls and likes to cruise around and hang out. I think he's having an identity crisis. LOL He doesn't seem stressed and is happy.
    Aaron

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