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Do your snakes ever "guard" their food?
I haven't been on in a while, but this is the second time my ball python has "guarded" her food. Maybe she isn't even guarding but she will go in strike pose and just wait for like hours in front of her food.. or sometimes just hover over it. She eventually eats it.. but I dont understand why it takes so long for her to decide when a good time to strike is. Shes never skipped a meal, but I notice this behavior sometimes and was wondering if it was normal?
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Do your snakes ever "guard" their food?
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Haven't seen it in a bp, but one of my boas will do this if I'm still in the room.
Where are we going, and why am I in this handbasket?
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Artificial intelligence is no match for natural stupidity.
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Do your snakes ever "guard" their food?
My lipstick sunglow bci is the only one I've seen do this. Probably because her tank is right next to my be and I usually feed right before going to bed.
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I have 1 female pastel, she mostly eats f/t. On occassion I have a left over live rat, so I'll give it to her. She does exactly that, gets in position, then waits. sometimes for 5 minutes, sometimes for 30. Eventually she'l strike and eat it. Honestly, I have no idea why she does it... but you're not alone
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We are talking hours though..
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Do your snakes ever "guard" their food?
there's a rat under there, she doesn't want him but she also doesn't want him taken away. Any time my carpet refuses she'll hover above it on her perches makes removing the rat kinda hard, they never run to me.
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Do your snakes ever "guard" their food?
This is why you need long hemo's!
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