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    Re: Barometric pressure and changes in weather

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    Most animals can sense a change in barometric pressure. That's why fishermen and hunters use it to their advantage. Regarding ball pythons, an approaching storm or rainy weather is a great time to pair up pythons who may not have been receptive to locking previously. So the short answer is, Yes.
    This. I'm down in WV, saw the storm was coming in, put the five boys into the tubs of five girls who are ready to go this year late on Sunday night, and all five were locked by Monday evening.

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