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Re: Help, My ball-Python hasn't eaten and our class is worried!

Originally Posted by Itsmrfish

Humidity 65%-75% (depending on building)

What should I do?

I notice that you marked humidity as varying between buildings. Moving a ball pythons enclosure to different locations is not ideal-it creates stress of a new environment.

A Ball Python is not a good classroom pet.

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