Quote Originally Posted by LGray23 View Post
Snakes don't have the mental capability to be stressed other than something in it's enclosure being not correct. You can't compare a snake to a dog, if you describe your set up again maybe I can help...
20 gal. tank with "Lucylid", UTH/thermostat, 2 identical hides.
Hot side 85-90/cool side 75-77/humidity 50-55% unless shedding.
Occasional use of "moon glow" overhead lamp at night.
Ample water bowl.
Same "Repti-carpet" as always.
Tank is blacked out except for front, same as always.
Basically, she just came home and went back to her own house.
At the herp shop, she was in a wall unit with five solid walls/clear front with her hide and water bowl brought from home.

I know dogs don't equal snakes and that's why I'm baffled as what to do next.
They are SO not like dogs at all....

The only variable was that hubby screwed up and put her in the tank with my normal female for the 15 minutes it took me to go upstairs and change clothes which did stress my normal terribly but she's fine, now.
I washed all her stuff and when the 'stinky intruder' odor was gone, she reverted back to her normal, mellow self.

The Fire was just wandering about, wondering why "her house" smelled "funny", it seemed.

Once put in her familiar home, she settled down fairly quickly but there's still the eating problem.