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    my bp has folded herself up like cake batter into a bowl....and she looks lumpy....she is also hiding her head is something wrong with her please help

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    Re: queen



    How long have you had her?
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    Is she going into blue? (are her eyes cloudy opaque looking)
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    Re: queen

    Do you happen to have a picture?

    Mine decided to dump out ALL of the water from his bowl the other day and curl up in it. He's just goofy like that though. He had his head under a leaf though so I guess technically he was still 'hiding' LOL.

    Your bp might just like chilling like that!
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    Re: queen

    she is in 30 gallon tank she has heat lamp and a flat heat pad. we've only had her for 2 weeks and we got threw a third party and our friend didn't ask many ?'s or the right ones if u know what i mean. but she's awsome she loves to be held. she a very content snake. and i have been checking to see if she was ready to shed but it dosn't look like it

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    What is her length?
    Does she have 2 hides?
    Is the heat pad being used with a rheostat or thermostat?
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    Re: queen

    she's 47 inches new at this not sure what u mean by hides lol and it is thermostat

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    Re: queen

    she also opens her mouth wide alot what's up with that, i know it sounds so first grade but hey like i said this is new for us

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    Re: queen

    A hide is a place like a bowl thats dark and enclosed, something for the snake to hide in away from the light. Snakes yawn so thats probably no biggie, except i guess its a sign of a respitory infection if they do it all the time. Listen to see if he/she makes a "Clicking" sound..mostly at night when its dark in the room and his/her heat lamp is off. Remember snakes are basically contourtionists, whatever there head fits through they can get into for the most part, so dont worry too much. And that water bowl thing is halarious, the snake got all of the water out?

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    Re: queen

    If you don't know what hides are chances you don't have any. Ball pythons need hides. They are very shy snakes and can be easily stressed when left out in the open. Do your snake a favor and get two hides that are tight fitting and have a small opening. You can buy opaque bowls from the dollar store and cut an opening into the side.


    I am not sure what you mean by your original post. Do you mean she is just laying coiled up? If so, that is completely normaly. They are BALL pythons after all.
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    Re: queen

    Delilah loves to lay "folded up" in the corner, right behind her water bowl - especially when she's going into shed, probably because the humidity feels good. Does yours look something like this?

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