I will give it a shot, but I don't think it's a humidity or temp issue -- he's even hanging out on the cool side right now. My wife thinks he is just hungry again since he refused a meal, which is why he's in "stalk" mode constantly. We were planning on feeding today, but the pet store was out of frozen feeder mice, and I don't want to go back to live. I'm going to swing by PetSmart tomorrow and grab some Arctic Mice there, they always have them in stock.
I should mention that this behavior literally started right after feeding on 12/05 -- he got the mouse down, and while he usually retreats into his hide as soon as he gets it down, this time he stayed out and stayed in strike position, like he was waiting on another mouse. It's not like the mouse he ate was too small, it was actually the largest prey item he has eaten yet, maybe just a little larger than the largest part of his body. He didn't come out of his strike pose until my wife and I left the room, and then he backed into his hide.
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