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When Will She poop?

Thanks for the tip. I'm not worried about him anymore. He is very active, curious and alert and those are signs of q healthy snake right?
 
All sounds normal to me.

Different Corns can have different behaviours. Some are lively and move around a lot, some are very sedentary and just prefer to stay put under their favourite hide. Once you get tuned in to what's "normal" for your guy, you can use it to spot subtle changes that might indicate trouble brewing, or help you predict sheds etc.
 
bitsy said:
All sounds normal to me.

Different Corns can have different behaviours. Some are lively and move around a lot, some are very sedentary and just prefer to stay put under their favourite hide. Once you get tuned in to what's "normal" for your guy, you can use it to spot subtle changes that might indicate trouble brewing, or help you predict sheds etc.
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Thank you but we started talkin about a ball python halfway thought this thread. I'm not sure if you are commenting on my corn snake or my ball python.
 
I'd say my idea about behaviour would apply equally to a Corn or a Ball. I've only ever had two Balls and you wouldn't know they were alive half the time - they barely moved unless I offered them food (and quite often, not even then)!
 
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