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Fast breathing
My baby ball is breathing fairly fast tonight and I think its cause of the stress from all the movement in the room today or the changes in the temp but im not too sure what is causing it.
I just wanted to see if anyone knew why he is breathing like this?
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Prob because your alot bigger than him.
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Re: Fast breathing
 Originally Posted by iCandiBallPythons
Prob because your alot bigger than him.
soo its just stress?
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Haha, no worries, whenever stressed or in duress, snakes will breath hard. He will calm down, i wouldn't worry about it unless it never stops for a couple days.
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They do it for many reasons, if the snake is not sick, then they do it out of fear and stress. If the snake is in a high traffic area, it is most likely out of fear and stress. Nothing much to worry about, just leave the snake alone for a little while to calm down, maybe move the snake to a less frequented area.
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Actually can you give a quick run down on your entire setup?
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