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Haha..she's acting funny! Wait is that normal?

OnyxWerewolf

OnyxWerewolf

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For Amber, she's a lazy and bored lil snake in her ter by just hiding in her lil tree.

However, today, after I fed her, she became so hyperactive and jittery that it was hilarious :grin01: . I thought it was like a Jekyll & Hyde thing haha. When I tried to turn off the light, she came out and chased after my hand! Then I tried to walk past her tank back and forth a few times and she keeps following me. :crazy02:

I thought it was cute but I'm only curious [like Amber herself] with her behavior. I don't know but does it have to do with temperature? My house has been getting colder since yesterday. It was 85 degrees on the warmer days and I think the exterior of her terrarium or glass became a little cooler.

Just curious XP hehe
 
lots of things could have happend, she could be hungry/still hungry,, there could be new scents in the air,, it could be warmer then usual and she enjoys it making her more active, or the room could be darker then usual.

hope this helps

RyanR!
 
My guys all stay more active than normal for a while after I feed them- they are still in the hunting/feeding mode. Maybe that's it.

Nanci
 
My corn Smij always does a few laps of his viv when i put him back after feeding.... i always figured he was just checking to see if there was any more food around :)

Then he normally goes and hides in the warm end for a few days.
 
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