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Old 02-Oct-06, 08:23 AM
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Question is this normal

Has anyone seen this behavior in there snakes before all the years I have kept snakes I have never seen this.

He has been in this position for at least an hour now and he isn’t dead

any ideas on this would be of great
 
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Old 02-Oct-06, 08:42 AM
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Obviously its heads been pinned to the bottom of the cage by the perch....no seriously; i assume you have a decent hide box in it's cage?....other then that if this is the first time it's acted like this; i wouldnt panic....snakes do some rather odd things at times; just observe and see how it goes.
 
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Old 02-Oct-06, 08:44 AM
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peek-a-boo...LOL. Thats cute.
 
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Old 02-Oct-06, 08:47 AM
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after writing this post i lightly touched him just to make sure he was alive and he came straight out he wasnt pinned at all it is really weard. yes he can be a bit odd at times but this i have never seen this before
 
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Old 02-Oct-06, 08:47 AM
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sorry i got no idea
 
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Personally I would document everything he does over the next few months. Its not normal behaviour and could turn out to be something else, so keep it documented.
 
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Old 02-Oct-06, 09:40 AM
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Personally I would document everything he does over the next few months. Its not normal behaviour and could turn out to be something else, so keep it documented.

i will do that thanks you guys
 
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Old 02-Oct-06, 12:31 PM
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Looks a little strange, but I've seen our Diamond get into some pretty wierd positions and go to sleep, although not quite upside down. :S
 
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Is he about to shed? If not keep your eye on him very closely. Trip to the vet never hurts.( Except your pocket) LOL
 
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Old 02-Oct-06, 01:12 PM
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no he hasent eat'n much to warrent shedding im afraid the vet is to expensive for me at the moment I will just have to keep a close eye on it and hope all is well
 
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check for respiratory infection etc, he could be trying to clear nasal congestion. or in the worst case it could be neurotic diseases. btw, these are definately not whats most likely wrong with him if anything, just something to remember if the behaviour keeps up. as mentioned above, it could be normal, he may jsut enjoy the perspective but you should still watch him for a while incase anything does develope. pics are pretty funny btw
 
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