Quote Originally Posted by Claire&snek View Post
Kind of to add to that when she does come out she will very strongly scrape her snoot on her log a few times. She is all white so I would notice if she had any mites and I see none. I've read this can mean stress but I can't think of what it is she would not like. Is this normal or not do much?
In my experience they don’t just change their behaviour unless they’re going into shed mode , have mites , have some issue / health problem or there’s a problem with the setup

Nose scraping is often the start of then getting the shed skin loose before it comes off ..

It’s rather difficult as all snakes and setups are all so different.

Everyone quotes their perfect temps and humidity levels but then we discover that they’re using useless devices like the ones shown below.




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