I dont know where i should have put this thread, but my corn has been acting extremely active and wont eat ever since i got my ball python. They are in the same room but not close. I am probably just being paranoid but he is so active. He comes and says hi when i walk in the room. He tries to find a way out.. anything. Just wont stop moving. This is abnormal for him because he is usually ALWAYS hiding. Always.. even at night. And now around 10 he is out and roaming. Kinda like he is trying to tell me he is hungry but then when i go to feed him... he doesnt wanna anything to do with it.
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Corn is acting abnormal
- Thread starter Prattj
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bitsy
Owned by Corns since 1991
How old is your Corn? Patrolling and refusing food sounds like typical behaviour for a mature male seeking a female at this time of year 
As a precaution, double-check the temp on the warm side floor as sometimes hyperactivity and refusal to eat are sometimes symptoms of overheating. However, my bet is that it's just the sap riising for springtime!
As a precaution, double-check the temp on the warm side floor as sometimes hyperactivity and refusal to eat are sometimes symptoms of overheating. However, my bet is that it's just the sap riising for springtime!
diamondlil
Mice! They taste so nice!
Do you have a thermostat for either of your snakes yet? Too high a temperature is the most common reason for overly-active corns with unregulated heat sources.........
He is about a year old. Im not sure if he is actually a he, but i dont think its because the temps are too high because i actually just lowered them because the hot spot was 90 plus.
How old is your Corn? Patrolling and refusing food sounds like typical behaviour for a mature male seeking a female at this time of year
As a precaution, double-check the temp on the warm side floor as sometimes hyperactivity and refusal to eat are sometimes symptoms of overheating. However, my bet is that it's just the sap riising for springtime!
A year old