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    Re: First feed in a new home

    Quote Originally Posted by Noz View Post
    Exploration during the day is a sign of stress. If they are exploring at night that's fine as they are nocturnal. I say make the whole tub more secure - make sure 3 walls of the tub are covered and also make the hides tight and small. Get some man-made foliage in there, also, to give them more dark spaces.
    Do this and try feeding again in a week.

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    This x2. Ball pythons will spend almost of of their time in their hides; if you notice them exploring their tubs frequently this is actually a sign of stress. A hiding ball python is a happy ball python: this is a good rule to live by with these snakes.
    Last edited by Sam71312; 01-01-2013 at 09:27 PM.
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