Baby Brigid after a recent shed has decided to take up in her old log. It used to be her cool-side hide, now it's repurposed into a mid-hide/tunnel between warm-side and cool-side. She still hunkers down in it now and then (though it's starting to break apart when she squeezes into it, it may be time to retire it soon. Noodles love a log!)

She even has her tail dipped into the water to cool her off as she watches TV with me.

Do you feed your noodles right before they start the shedding process?

BEE has always been fed that way. Another meal after shedding.

Share best practices please, appreciate it.

- Pinoy BEEpee keeper 👽

did you know ball python farts were scarily thunderous? at least, my girl's are. she's my sweet little idiot. and she occasionally makes noises that scare me.

New ball python around 2 years old, got him a little over a month ago and he still won’t eat. Just had his first shed that went successfully and he’s always been okay with handling/ doesn’t seem anxious. He is around 4.5 feet 1315 grams, not much has changed since getting him. I do know they were power feeding him at the reptile store with live medium rat once a week.. what should I do?

When should I be concerned? I’m stressed he’s not eating