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    Animals are incredibly resilient. Many pets can survive in deplorable Conditions for years and not show signs of clear distress or disease. you have to consider the ball python's natural habitat. They live in (sub?)tropical savannas and specifically Underground essentially. The areas a BP lives in rarely get below 80°f And humidity is almost always @ 60-65%. So while your snake doesn't show what we as SOCIAL mammals as distress , the snake could be under severe stress or distress.
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