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    humidity and feeding

    Hey everyone i was wondering is there any correlation between humidity and feeding for ball pythons? In other words do you think a ball python would refuse more meals with low humidity and eat more with a higher humidity? or vice versa? ....... or just keep it spot on for best results? lemme know what u think
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    At least not for mine anyway, she's a garbage disposal. (This is my first winter with her and had some problems the beginning of this season but she still ate no problem.)

    But I know others go off feed for very minute reasons so probably.
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    Yes i think there is a difference. There is def a difference in the temperature too so humidity can go along with that
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    humidity and feeding

    No not that I have found. I believe there may be a breeding trigger that is humidity related perhaps so it may have something to do with marking the end of a breeding season in the wild but that is just based on watching African weather stations.


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