Honeybee trashing tank

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Hey thanks for the response. Yeah I'm over by Schaumburg. The weather is awful. I rely on keeping the house at 73 to 74. I have the heat on in the morning and by afternoon I gotta turn on the a.c. I've had them all stop eating in the last month or so (except for one new guy). My Honeybee broke out of his fast about 10 days ago, ate and went into shed. I seen him act up if he's put into another tank that was holding a different snake, I always suspected it was because he could smell the other one that was previously in there. But yeah, never seen him like this crazy before. He also released some bodily fluids, my daughter commented they were "musky". I unfortunately have a cold, but she knows first hand about being "musked", lol. It only lasted a short while before I went in and grabbed him.

hey I'm in Elgin. I wonder if it was weather related. It was the weirdest I have seen any of my snakes act. I'm hoping that's the last of it. I just checked him and he is moving around a bit but not like the nut he was last night. He was banging the sides of the tub, knowing everything all
over the place and was generally acting really aggressive. When I put him back in his tub it continued. Was was fine for two days with the female I had in with him
and even locked up. Just makes me think if your seeing a male do it also it might be pressure related or something. Are you going to the tinley park show?