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    Re: Constantly active

    Being in a new home even though her enclosure is the same could be a possible contributing factor to the cruising behavior. Ball pythons are sensitive to barometric pressures in the enviornment, changes in positioning of their enclosures. I think the behavior is harmless but if it's troubling then you should make the necessary planned adjustments. Slow the offering of food to 3 weeks. Stay on the lookout for illnesses and consider getting her a boyfriend. LoL.
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