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    Her humidity is too high unless temporarily when she's in shed; you want about 55% routinely- but I doubt that affected her stool anyway.

    I wouldn't rush to the vet with this stool either- it can vary some- just watch it- see if abnormalities continue or worsen. Bigger concern would be bloody stool (or orange color).

    Also bear in mind that rat pups are very digestible- not a lot of roughage so the resulting stool tends to be softer, less formed- & the pup was probably full of milk- that might be why her stool was lighter color- your snake didn't completely digest it all so well?

    It's a bit unusual for a BP to be "exploring" so much (even though it's fun for us to watch) because it often means they're not feeling settled in- maybe hides aren't suitable & she feels stressed. You didn't mention what kind of hides she has or how many?
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