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    Re: baby ball python wont eat ?

    Quote Originally Posted by Slim View Post
    This is a hemostat:

    http://www.reptilebasics.com/hemostat-12


    Do you mean reostat, like a dimmer switch?


    So you now have something to measure both the heat tape and the inside of the tub?
    yes! yea i have one on the heat tape and i put one in the tub like 10 min ago


    right now its at 101 on the heat tape and 90 in the tub

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    The reason I asked about your set up is because most young BPs are not prone to hunger strikes unless there is a problem with the husbandry. Very different for adult BPs, since they can be apt to stop eating at any time, and especially during breeding season.

    With young BPs, it's usually a husbandry issue.
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    Re: baby ball python wont eat ?

    Quote Originally Posted by Slim View Post
    The reason I asked about your set up is because most young BPs are not prone to hunger strikes unless there is a problem with the husbandry. Very different for adult BPs, since they can be apt to stop eating at any time, and especially during breeding season.

    With young BPs, it's usually a husbandry issue.
    i said hemostat LOL HAHAHA .....ok but i have my other snakes in the same rack and they are doing good
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    Thermostat will help settle your problems if the temps fluctuate too much it will cause the snake not to eat.


    I set all my thermostats at 88-90 and i get a 88-90 in the tubs. Pickup a Temp gun to check temps in the tubs for fast readings.

    My heat tape usually reads 89-92 but in the tubs its only 88-90.

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