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    Re: Help! Sudden period of inactivity?

    The winter is whats doing it most likely.

    So long as he still looks fine, I wouldn't worry. Periods of inactivty are not all that uncommon. Continue to offer him food at his scheduled times.

    One of my boys hasnt eatten for nearly 2 months, but hes still a healthy weight and isnt losing that weight quickly, so I'm not concerned at all.

    An overly active ball python is actually more concerning then an inactive one. Overactivity can be a sign of stress.

    In short, don't worry, your little guy should be fine
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