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    Re: Ball Python resting beneath substrate. Is this typical?

    Quote Originally Posted by Skiploder View Post
    I'm trying to wade through what people think you have and what you have stated that you have.

    1. The heat source is an overhead light. Correct? Correct.

    2. There is no under tank heater - Correct? Correct.

    3. You mentioned that this behavior has been going on for a week. Have you had the snake longer than a week, or did you get the snake a week ago? Had her for several months now.

    4. For your heating set up, if you are using an overhead head lamp/light, what type are you using and where is the light in relationship to the hide?
    Usually her hide is beneath the lamp on the warm end of the temp gradient and she is happy.

    Additional answers,

    1. No belly lamps or heat pads.
    2. Screen-top cage.
    3. Yes, I spray to keep humidity levels up. Humidity is 68% now.

    She is in her hide now that I've put her up to going into it, however I found her buried under her water bowl last night. I guess I am still learning my snake's personality - her likes and dislikes.
    Last edited by Pyth; 06-14-2011 at 09:16 AM.

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