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    Re: BP on 9 week without taking food… cause for concern?

    Quote Originally Posted by Albert Clark View Post
    Curious as to how you’re regulating the heat in the enclosure? Is the heating coming from above the enclosure or below or both ? Also, are you measuring the humidity? Is he the only ball python you have?
    its coming from above, i’ve always been scared of heat mats and the potential for burning… I have a day bulb and a violet night bulb that switch every 12 hours. I have hygrometers and thermometers on either side of his tank. His humidity sits around 55-60%. my house is pretty dry but I mist him at least once a day!

    And yes hes my only BP! I worked at a pet store for years and dealt with lots of sick ball pythons (this guy I have came to my store with mites and scale rot initially, before i helped him and then couldn’t resist taking him home). but thus is my first time owning so Ive never seen the long-term behaviour of a bp before

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