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05-07-11, 10:39 PM
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Odd head movement
I am holding a Desert Pioneer Town Rosey boa who gets to eat tomorrow so perhaps this is hungry behavior?
MVI_0011.mp4 video by Shmoges - Photobucket
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05-07-11, 11:05 PM
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Re: Odd head movement
Does he do it all the time? Or is this a one time ordeal?
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05-07-11, 11:20 PM
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Re: Odd head movement
First I have noticed it. It reminds me of corn snake movement when they are thinking breeding?!
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05-07-11, 11:28 PM
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Re: Odd head movement
While i don't know anything about this type of snake, i do know that when you breed ball pythons and you combine (correct me im wrong) hidden gene woma X hidden gene woma you get jerky head flailing, its the same with a few more exotic morphs.
Again i have no idea if this is the cause, just tossing it out there.
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05-07-11, 11:43 PM
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Re: Odd head movement
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Originally Posted by stephanbakir
While i don't know anything about this type of snake, i do know that when you breed ball pythons and you combine (correct me im wrong) hidden gene woma X hidden gene woma you get jerky head flailing, its the same with a few more exotic morphs.
Again i have no idea if this is the cause, just tossing it out there.
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Yea thats what i thought, ive heard the Spider Ball Python be particularly famous for head wobbles. But to the OP, i really wouldn't have any concern for it. Nice snake by the way.
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