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corn went crazy

Spencer

Spencer

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Anyone else's corn destroyed stuff? Not really destroyed....But....she flipped over her water bowl, or at least, it's still standing But all the water was poured out. And her hot hide was flipped upside down. I fed 4 days ago and no poop, could there be an issue, or....could it be she climbed up the bamboo and fell off? I'm pretty sure there wasn't an earthquake, so I don't think it woulda been an accident.... she never flips all the stuff.
 
Yup, someone else posted the same kind of behavior a while back. It could be "love is in the air" time, or she is bored. Make sure she has lots of hides and ground cover, and let her get lots of exercise.
 
YES!

My Female snow has been doing this for a few weeks now. It's really annoying but it's part of why I love her.
 
Wadjet just shed and has been seriously "Redecorating" the last couple of days. I think it's "There's GOT to be a male in here somewhere..." Unfortunately, the only male snake in the house is a elderly BP-not at all biologically compatible.
 
Alli_Draggy said:
Wadjet just shed and has been seriously "Redecorating" the last couple of days. I think it's "There's GOT to be a male in here somewhere..." Unfortunately, the only male snake in the house is a elderly BP-not at all biologically compatible.
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Not biologically compatible. But let them.get their freak on anyways..... I am totally kidding and don't think you Should do that at all.
She just she'd too so other must be that. I mean usually she just circles the edge of her viv.....so every day there is no substrate around an inch of the viv edges. Although yesterday when I noticed the water was knocked over I didn't have time to change it till.I got home from work. And when I got home the sides were all fogged up and she was burrowed under the dry substrate by her cold hide which I never saw her do. Hope her lung is okay. At least it gave me a reason to do a full viv clean
 
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