I need help with my BP

[Krystian]

hello I'm a new ball python owner and I had my BP for at least 2 weeks, the first week I had her she was shedding so in a few days it will be my first time feeding her but this not about that
Today my snake was chilling so I went to see whats it doing and her eye was indented so I freaked out and researched about it and it was an indicator that she's dehydrated so I got a bowl, cleaned it out and filled it with luke warm water and I wanted to soak her she was trying to escape at first but then she like didn't mind so I sat down and watched her until she started soaking her head and then jumped up and she was it looked like a seizure but I don't know she had her mouth open and she was rolling around on herself so I stood up and grabbed her out of the water then she was like opening and closing her mouth every few seconds for a min and she's normal now but I'm still worried her. Her eye cap is back to normal I think it was when she had her head resting on the hide it kind of indented then.

I don't think this is wobble head syndrome but at the same time, I'm not sure.

She's a female Spider yellowbelly 312g 80cm in length eats XL mice.

[Krystian]

Update:
Time to time she does this noise, not hissing a wheezing kind of sound it's not in a rhythm and happened twice in 10 mins if you right now breathe out of your nose harder than a normal breathe and make like a "hm" sound that's what it sounds like.
I do not think this is linked to a RI but i dot really know TBH

she aswell did something that I really not saw before she sat on her hide just staring not into the air like star gazing but just like staring into the distance.

[KMG]

Holy punctuation Batman! Shortage of periods in the UK?


Sounds like your humidity is low.

Search moss in hides.


As for the "seizure" I bet that "luke warm" water was not. What feels warm to us is usually hot for a snake. Sounds like you possibly overheated the snake. I wouldn't do that again. Just get your husbandry correct to keep from having to play catch up.

[Krystian]

Holy punctuation Batman! Shortage of periods in the UK?


Sounds like your humidity is low.

Search moss in hides.


As for the "seizure" I bet that "luke warm" water was not. What feels warm to us is usually hot for a snake. Sounds like you possibly overheated the snake. I wouldn't do that again. Just get your husbandry correct to keep from having to play catch up.

ok ty but I don't get it typical humidity for BP is 50-60% and its 63% in her viv.

[KMG]

ok ty but I don't get it typical humidity for BP is 50-60% and its 63% in her viv.

The cheap gauges can be highly inaccurate.

Place damp moss in the hides and you shouldn't have to worry about tank humidity.