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Congrats on your new snake! And welcome!
Hiding during the day is completely normal for ball pythons. They are a nocturnal animal. A happy ball is a hiding ball. The only reason your snake is in the fake plant is because it doesn't feel comfortable being out in the open. Your hide(the log thing??) seems large and too big for a baby. Ball pythons like being in small tight hides where they can touch all sides, which is why its hiding out elsewhere. Or is your hide identical Tupperware containers on both the hot and cool side?
All your temps and humidity are spot on though! Good job on that! 
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Last edited by satomi325; 07-31-2012 at 11:59 AM.
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I just put the log in for him to climb on. The hide is behind it. It's an upside down flowerpot with a hole cut out for him. No, my hides are not identical... Should I switch out my Tupperware container for another flowerpot? Or would he be more comfortable touching the top as well as the sides? Like a large bowl or flowerpot base dish?
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He will regulate as needed.
You have your set up really spot on
I would do smaller identical hides
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I think it looks pretty good! I also agree small tight fitting identical hides. I just grab a couple plastic cereal bowls from the dollar store, they work very well 
A new ball python will often not use its hides for the first few days, he will find them eventually, don't worry!
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Thanks guys. You're awesome
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