Question.

[redshepherd]

Okay so I have a ball python named titanaboa. She is 3 years old. I used to have her in a 30 gallon tank where all she would do it hide in her little rock cave. Today I moved her into a 40gallon hoping she would be more active but all she wants to do is hide in her rock cave. She eats well but only if I put her food Infront of her little cave. If I put the rat anywhere else she doesn't want it. My question is does anyone know why she is hiding so much?

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It's just what ball pythons do- they hide a lot. And it's true that in most cases, if your ball python is too active, it means that they are either hungry, cold, or stressed in another way.
Coming out only a couple times a night to poke around and returning back to their hide is normal movement for a ball python.