IS MY SNAKE STRESSED? (Preventing and treating)
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Today I talk about one of the most underrated things in the reptile community, and that is stress.
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You're awesome and my favourite UA-camr
Thank you so much! :-)
Just to add clarification to new ball python owners, your snake will be more active in a new cage for about a week. Even if the husbandry is correct it is trying to figure out it's surrounding. Lastly ball pythons usually hide during the day and come out and are more active at night. I just open my window for sunlight the give my snake the ability to know day from night. He always comes out around 9pm. A hiding ball python is a happy ball python unless they never come out!
This calmed me down a lot thank you! I recently got a new Mojave BP and she’s been searching around a lot at night but being calm and hiding in the morning/day. I thought this meant she was scared and wanted to leave her enclosure, but now I’m pretty sure she’s just being active at night :)
My new ball python never uses the hide :(
@@brendalizcamachomarcano3355 maybe the temperature in the hide is too hot? They don´t like it too hot
mine never comes out, how do i fix that? should i just give it time?
crosskira, nice job copy and pasting from ball python forum! I literally read that earlier...
You bring up some good points for causes of stress, not all l agree with. I do not myself claim to be an expert, l do not think there is anyone that is, l can only go by my own observations from several years of having snakes and observing them. The short of it is, snakes that are socialised with people will live stress free in captivity. Snakes left in an enclosure, fed and watered are certainly going to be stressed when a human goes near it or handles it. Snakes love being outside which is their more natural environment than their enclosure. Of course we who care for them and they trust is with them. All my snakes have hides and yet not all them use them, but it is definitely wise to have them available for your snakes. I hope you don't mind my opinion of this, l guess we all have varying views about our snakes.
Pleaseee do a video all about humidity, maintaining it, setting up the terrarium, knowing how to get the exact humidity
For humidity control for ball pythons it helps to use a plastic tub, it's easier to keep humidity up versus a mesh lid terrarium. Also substrate can help. Cypress mulch, coconut husk, coconut fiber, and moss are great for maintaining a higher humidity for reptiles that require that.
I use coconut substrate mixed with moss. I also have a humidifier right next to the terrarium. I keep it at 65% in the room which leaves the terrarium around 55-60% when the heat lamps are on.
omg this video was so helpful, I just got a snake like 5 days ago and I was worried because all she did was sit in her hide and I thought her enclosure was a little cold and just all these other things I started to worry about but thank god she isn't stressed
Hi, I just got a new snake and I'm worried about the same things that you were. Is your snake doing well now?
@@isabellaemma6054 yeah turns out snakes don't do much but sleep all day. I'm guessing it's because they only eat every once in a while so they save their energy.
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Only things that freaked me out sometimes was the first time she she'd and her eyes went white, during this time snakes also don't eat. I was also told she only ate live mice so my trick to feeding frozen was thawing and keeping the mice warm and then moving it around a bit with a long tool until she latched onto it.
Can you make a video on what to do when you first bring home a snake?
Xenømørph King Excellent idea! I would love to do that! :-)
Xenømørph King I'd like a vid on that too
I’d like that video as well.
Me 2
My little noodle is watching this with me. She is the calmest noodle ever
How is you noodle doing?
I believe that some ball pythons (especially young) can be way more active. My 5 months old baby loves to move around terrarium, climbing the glass, although he eats perfectly for me and never gets aggressive. I used to be stressed about it so much, but his environment is perfect so I figured out that it might be just his temper🤷🏿♀️
You really care about snakes and it shows. I can tell you enjoy what you are doing, which enhances the quality of your videos. Great work as always!
TYSM! i tough it was something wrong but i left him alone only for a week! And now he is 🤩 perfect.. but he is just a baby :) (my snake)
This is perfect information and is a huge help. Thank you!
Your channel is so so helpful. Thank you!
This is sooo informative! Thank you so much!
This video is awesome! Thanks for the knowledge! My SpyderBall Python is special in her own way so of course I’m paying extra attention to the way she lives but now I know what to look out for and yea she’s happy as can be even crawls onto my hand when I reach for her
i like watched every one of your snake vids (some spider vids) and i learnt soooo much and feel like a snake pro. but i still need to do more research to make my dream of having my own ball python come true :)
1twomanycrafters I'm so glad to read that! I love making these videos, and if you have any ideas for video, be sure to write me! :-)
Your channel is growing so fast! I love your content :)
Thank you so much! It's really going fast! :-)
Covering the main problem of snake keeping.
And you'r covering it well.
Thanks. :-)
So glad to hear that! :-)
My ivory Python has all that problems you just mentioned on your video, thank you so much for the advice. I need to treat it for her in asap.
"Have a mojito"
You're awesome and have helped me so much.
Thanks💓
Thanks again for an informative video!
Jossers Jungle can you make a video about how to do a health check (like a really in depth video about all the sicknesses, how to treat them, and what to do to check for them? Thanks and keep up the good work! Really love this channel!🐍🐍🐍🐍🐍🐍
That's such a great idea! I'll see if I can come up with something useable! :-)
Today I did recibe a notification! Great video, very informative, as all of yours!! ♥️♥️
Yay! Thank you so much! :-)
Thank you for the video, it was really helpful!
your tips ARE THE BEST JJ they work like a charm love your tips pets and videos 🐍😄😝
I'm so glad to read that! Thank you very much! :-)
thanks the tips ill need those when i get my own snake
thank you so much i just got a ball python from someone on craigslist and it my first snake and she was hiding all day and i thought she was stressed and i started to hold him and it was very curious and i thought all of that was stressed but it was the opposite thank you so much
Why is there a singular dislike for many of your videos? I do not understand. You have very good advice.
I'm pleased to say I dont have any of these problems. Only time my snake got stressed was when I first brought him. Settled down after a week.
...very useful information! ...many people are intimidated by reptiles because they cannot "read" them as easily as they can their mammalian pets ...there are many books written about humans and mammals, so i wish somebody would also compile a book on reptile psychology and behaviour ...keep up the good work! ...held og lykke!
Thanks a lot, really help me
I put signs on my door so when kids are over (my mom babysits sometimes) so they wouldn't bother him the sign says:
Dont tap on glass
Dont pick up without permission
Dont pick up by his tail or head
And be calm
Dont leave lid off
And don't touch the set up
It works most of the time
I’ve a new king snake, couldn’t be more than a few months old at most, he’s moving around the enclosure (a 20 gal) pretty often during the day, but then again he just moved into it and he seems to be eating fine from what I can tell
I am a new snake owner to my baby California king snake named Suko! I got her 4 days ago and I’m not handling her nor trying to harass her. My tank is a 25 gallon. I have the proper set up and correct humidity and heating. The 5th day I noticed she’s being very active and exploring her tank a lot. She’s also been coming up to the tank window and staring out or at me. I’m not sure if she’s stressed or just being active and happy. I know this breed of snakes are more active but I hope it’s not stress :(
Your snakes are beautiful!
My baby ball python hasn't eating for almost 3 weeks. I know he's stressed like crazy, so I changed his enviornment. I hope he recovers from all this stress now, im super anxious that I won't be able to stop his stress. But this video helps a lot.
How's he doing now? Hopefully everything's okay
@@whimsicalclouds Thanks for checking in. After a week in his new enviornment he final ate. Just had to take a different approach to it. All is well now!
@@Suschoya Good to hear! Glad things are going well ☺
I was wondering if you could make a video or give an in dept answer on this: Can you take your snake outside on a hot day? Could you take them to the park or something because i have seen other You-tubers take their snakes out and they seem really happy and tend to like the outside world. So could you give me pros and cons for this.
I would like to hear everyone's opinions on this particular subject.
gabija luki snakes absolutely love being outside and it does not stress them at all. Of course not a baby snake but a snakes of about 2 years, but you can certainly take a young snake out in a tub or hold it in the sun for a little while, the sun is good for them. No l would not take a snake out on a hot day like over 85, around 80 is fine and if it's going to be hotter, in the morning or late afternoon when it has cooled down is when to do it. I take my snakes outside and have been doing this for several years. I have 8 snakes and they are all happy and healthy. None have been sick or suffer from stress.
It's really nice to know this, thank you for responding to me i just noticed that not many actually talk about this and became curious of the actual effect on the snakes.
gabija luki you are welcome, remember it is their natural environment and they trust you that the outside is a safe place where they will get fresh air, exercise and that wonderful natural sun on them. Makes for a happy healthy snake.
gabija luki I would love to do that! It's a great idea! :-)
Then I'll be looking forward to it thank you weary much :)
Your video was just what I needed. I recently got a ball python and was a little worried that she was stressed as she was moving around a lot when handling her. Turns out she's just a really curious girl 😂
Thank you miss josser you are my snake guru I am your grasshopper
Very helpful vid!!☺️
Go on with These awesome vids and good luck!👍
Will do! :-)
So for the part when you said to leave the snake alone, what should I do if the terrarium is in my bedroom?
I have a baby corn snake and she is really friendly I’ve been handling her and she’s not super fast when I have her out but when she’s in her cage she’s only staying in one space most of the time it’s on the haeat mat btw
Just got my first ball python and im watching this video over and over again freaking out. I don't know how active she is normally, but I am still second guessing myself 24/7 lmao. I'm hoping she will calm down and get settled soon for both of our sakes.
Is your snake doing good?:)
Great video, very helpful :)
I got my girl almost two years ago (she’s turning 2 this December) and I love her so much but I think she’s stressed... she acts hungry all the time even though I’ve done extensive research on feeding and know I’m doing all that right. She’s always been a good eater, and she’s always been exploratory - I call her Danger Noodle because she always seems to gravitate to the most adventurous places... she’s NEVER bitten a person and I’ve never heard her hiss.
But she spends a lot of time just looking out of her hide, kind of halfway out. She only tracks movement sometimes and her tongue flicks seem normal, but she spends way too much time just looking outside in my opinion.
I can sit with my face almost at the glass and she’ll just stare back at me and occasionally smell. She isn’t overhandled - I can barely find the time to take her out anymore as is between eating and digesting periods because by the time it’s ok to handle after eating she seems to be hungry again and I don’t want to agitate or confuse her by handling.
I think my cat might be a problem? She likes looking into the tank and I’ve caught her laying on top of it several times... coconut has always been good with cats and my other cat is super chill to the point she’s alright with letting my snake touch her. My other cat (a year old) doesn’t want to hurt her, she just likes looking. She’s also completely untrainable and I CAN’T teach her not to go by the tank. All efforts seem to make her more interested.
We had to put a wire rack on top of the tank because the cat lays on it and we didn’t want the mesh to collapse but now there are shadows like prison bars all the time... maybe that’s stressing her out? Or just the presence of our cats? I want her to have a perfect life and I really don’t want to choose her or the cats....
did you try spraying outside of the enclosure with a cat repellent? you can even make your own one of lemons or oranges, cats don't like citrus scents
I thought maybe soba was stressed since she is very active for a ball python, but apparently not because she doesn't go anywhere. Even if i put her beside me she doesnt try leaving. YAY! HAPPY SNAKE!
New BP owner here . My snake has been rather active both day and night.. he does use both his cold and hot hides but is still very active.. it is rather young and I'm hoping all this activity is just curiousity. I am having trouble with humidity so might use a humidity box closer to shed time but he doesn't seem stressed.. when picked up again very active and toung flickering but no tension when being held just more curiosity than anything.. I'm just concerned how active he is and am just chalking it up to young age
Are uou skipping this Sunday's with Jossers jungle? nice video by the way😍 very informative. thank you!
I didn't have the time to do it this sunday, unfortunately. But they don't seem to be that interesting for people to watch. So I think I'll make some more regulare videos for a time and then try to introduce sundays with jossersjungle again later. But so glad to hear it's something you enjoy! :-)
"Relax and have a mojito." Got it! Lol
Hi, I was wondering what the difference would be between a curious ball python and a ball python thats looking for a spot to hide when you are handling. My bp is a baby too if that helps
amazing vid !
Thank you! :-)
my waterbored water snake just breathes heavy when she realizes I am looking at her
Just got my first BP 3 days ago, a gorgeous normal girl born this year. The thing is, she has bloodmites! I have What I need for a mild treatment, and she has not shown alot of defensive aggression, just one strike. But i have a really hard time Washing her head and neck! And she hasnt eaten since Dec 13. I feel horrible handling her so much just 3 days in a new home, every day i have to clean out her tank AND wash her with a sponge! After tonights cleaning she was really active, climbing all over her tank. I feel like a first time mother, and overwhelmed by the entire situation. Im in way over my head here and I just want her to be well and give her some food, because she is not used to me or her surroundings. The worst start ever, and my heart is truly breaking for mye little girl. I feel useless!
You should make a video showing all the snakes pictures of the Facebook group
thanks for the help because my snake might be stressed because today he bit me
hi I just subscribed I've been watching ur vidios I really like you u seem to know what ur talking about my name is braun and I have a couple of snakes a three year old ball python and a few month old red tail boa love them both very much I look forward to watching all ur videos keep it up i love it
Hey cool videos as always.
how long is you terrarium for your adult Ball phythons?
I recently got a ball python and he is doing that searching thing a lot. He is small so I have him in a 10 gallon with water bowl, wood hide with moss for humidity. I feed sundays, he eats very well. His warm side is at about 85-90, cool side is 73ish. I've only had him out about 6 times since getting him home 2 weeks ago. I have a heat pad under his hide area, but I am investing in a thermostat controller, changing his aspen for coconut bedding to keep humidity up and adding a cool side hide. Any advice is appreciated!
"let it relax, have a mojito"😂😂
Hey so I have a reptile which is showing a lot of these symptoms and signs I think she’s stressed, I’ve been bathing her because she has mites so do you think I should stop bathing her or should I continue and end treatment as soon as possible
My snake doesn't puff itself up but the oppositte. It caves in when I touch him on the side of the body and I feel his muscles flex. What does this mean?
We have only had are baby ball Pythonn4wks. She does move around. But she seems to bask on a tree. We don't hold her because I'm afraid. And I believe she is too
Quick question I just got my baby Olive yesterday and she’s been very active with wandering around her enclosure a lot but she also sometimes goes into her hides. I added a lot of clutter for her to feel safe but I’m just really worried she’s stressed...do you know why she might be doing this?
a family friend just gave us their snake, it's been a few days and when I was holding them they either kept bumping into my neck or hiding its face in my hand
Could you please do a video on what is and is not normal behavior for ball python hatchlings?
i am planning on getting a ball python soon and ive basicly been researching in all of my free time the past 5days😂 but one thing i just cant figure out is if i should get a 90x45x30 terrarium or a 60x45x30 one, what would u recomend or a difrend size in general?
what if my corn snake tenses up when i try to pick it up? his brother (before he died) was a very calm snake but my current one is very tense and overactive when it’s out the tank. what do you think i should do?
Is a 100 watt ceramic bulb good for a 20 gallon long tank ?
I realize this is an older video. I’m watching your channel for the first time so I don’t know how your style of editing may have changed since then. I just wanted to put a suggestion forward. When you are describing something that is central to the viewer understanding your point, consider adding B-roll or even stills into the video to help illustrate what you are talking about. It makes the video more visually interesting and helps with conveying your message. In particular I would have loved to see before and after footage/pics of the terrarium you modified to reduce stress levels. Thanks for the video!
Thank you for the suggestions :-)
i just bought my first BP, and i have a couple of questions... :) 1e: the breeder told me, it was feeding him life baby rats and small mice... can i switch to frozen?
2nd: My BP keeps climbing to the top of the terrarium, and sleeps there, rather in his 2 hidings, i provided him with, and 3rd, the breeder has fed him 7 days ago, and he wont eat my frozen baby rats.. should he not be hungry?? thanks for your advice!
Could you do a video on feeding inside/outside of the terrarium and so, which one is better.
That's an excellent idea! I would love to do that! :-)
yay!
I stopped handling my BP for a week cause I did it every day and he began wheezing and I finnally took him out today and hes not wheezing anymore and hes about to go into shed. So he gets another week away from me with the exception of his bath. Its killing me not being able to hold him a lot recently but it has to be done for his health so I'll do it.
My corn snake is shedding in larger pieces but looks really wrinkly. I've been feeding him one frozen mouse a week but he looks emaciated. His water dish is full and he has multiple places to hide and some fake foliage and a heat lamp. Is he dying?? What's wrong?
Hi I just bought my very first ball python yesterday and I have been binge watching your channel since I brought it home(haven't had it sexed yet so I'm just calling it BG for boy/girl). I was wondering if there is a way to tell how old my new baby is? I bought it from a pet store. Any other advice you could give about caring for it would be nice. I have a terrarium all set up nicely and plan on buying the hygrometer as soon as possible. I thought the thermometer I have already did both. BG is sharing a home with my Russian tortoise at this time, is that ok? Sorry I'm kind of going on a tangent there are just so many questions popping into my head and I want my BG to be safe and happy. Thank you in advance and I love your channel. The snakes you have are GORGEOUS!
I’m in love 😍
My corn snake hides all the time, I've only had her for 2 weeks now.. But whenever I go to hold her or pick her up she rattles her tail and quickly darts away as fast as she can. When I am able to pick her up, she is very jumpy and tense, and she breathes very heavily. She eats great but she seems very under socialized with humans. She is only a year old on estimate and she bit me two times the other night during handling. Does she just need more time to adapt to being handled, or what can I do to make this easier for her? I don't want to stress her out. (And yes, I have at least 2 hides in the enclosure at the moment and lots of fake plants in it as well to provide coverage for her.)
It's really really really really really really really really really really really cute how you say really alot lol
Hahaa have a mojito !!! Lmaooooo
My baby corn snake is active at night a lot but he/she always is trying to get out the tank like trying to slither to the top and getting on her branches or vine to try to get to the top to get out? is something wrong? cause that's all he/she does at night
When you say searching for something, what exactly does that mean?
I love your big female Ball python she was there from the start and is very pretty, glad she is beter
Thank you so much! Me too. Very soon I'll be doing an update on her. She has been eating like a machine and is gaining weight. So she's clearly getting so much better! :-)
forgive me for not knowing but whats her morph and name
I just brought a snake home from the pet store and he was perfect but now in home and he is kinda blowing. I called the store and they said it's probably because he is stressed from the ride home. He appeared very healthy so I hope it isn't because he is sick.
I think I over handeled my snake she is a couple months old and was super sweet until I was handling her for a couple of hours and now since I put her back in her tank she striked at me and is now really defensive, what do I do? Will she go back to normal if I leave her alone for a couple weeks and just feed her?
About a week ago it was feeding time for my snake (he’s a corn snake) but before I even got to take the mice out my snake had a seizure we called a vet and he told us it must’ve been from the past mice he ate and told us to put him off of eating for 2 weeks and handle him a lot because he is stressed. However, I don’t want to stress him out even more when I try to take him out. Also he always just stares outside the enclosure and kinda lays his head against the glass and there’s a little plastic thing he puts it on. Also he doesn’t move much throughout the day and usually half the time I could see him moving although sometimes I take a quick peak at night and he is moving then. Is this the behaviour to expect after a seizure?
My baby corn (I've had him a month, but I think he's almost 2 months old) has escaped on me a few times (my fault I guess, cuz the enclosure lid wasn't on properly, and I have since learned), and I think he's chill mostly, but it stresses me out when I see him climbing the glass or interacting with walls... I have 6 hides for him in there now, as well as enough substrate to burrow, AND fake plants draped across all of the sides (to see him now I peak in with a flashlight). He has water, humidity is 30-50%, temps are good, and he eats. I feel like he's okay, but TLDR, if he has a history of escaping, and he's interacting with the walls, is he stressed? Or just curious and following his innate escape artist instincts?
Since i last fed my snake....she seems to be on edge. She hasnt moved much and ahe keeps her head in an "s" shape as if she wants to strike or is still hungry. Should i be worried
I’ve been watching your videos ever since I got my first kingsnake! I’m a little worried about my snake since I know each snake shows different signs of stress. Do you know the signs of stress in kingsnakes? Thank you for helping me out with your videos about snakes! 😊
I JUST got 2 new ball pythons and of course, the first day, after being shipped from Miami to Arizona, my friend let my male loose in the car and after HOURS of searching, I found and had to PRY him out. Now he's doing everything you said (I started googling how to calm a stressed snake and found you) I left him alone for 24 hours and he's still striking and tightening up, so I'm taking your suggestions and leaving him alone. Knock on wood he'll be better in a week!
whats my snake like, loves to come out, ( circles y=the cage and moves up when i open lide, very explorive, shedded a week ago, its a corn snkae, about 2-1/2 feet, anything i can do for the cage, its rather big, it has aspen bedding with fake leaves and a small stick, with a heat pad on the side ( we have carpet in our house
Hi my snake, has been perfectly fine and eating, pooping and now shedding. But this was his first shedd with me and now the day after he is overactive in his cage. Is this normal or is he now considered stressed? Because he has a heatmat with thermostat so his "hotspot" is the temperature he needs.
Can you do a video on care for a ball python because I want to use newspaper as my bedding and I also want to use a heat pad, I’m afraid it might get too hot and burn
Absolutely :-)
I just got a brand new young ball python. She hasn’t been in her tank for very long, only about a week now. But she is very active and it seems that she is always looking for a way out. I have a heating pad set at 90°F and a hide over that area, then I try my best to keep the rest of the terrarium around 80-85°F and I have a couple more hides in her tank as well. Its a 20 gallon and she is only about a foot maybe a foot and a half long. She isn’t showing me any other signs of stress, she doesn’t strike or hiss, she is really good with handling and she has been eating really well. But she is still so active and is always climbing to the top of her tank. Should I be concerned? Is there anything I can do to make her feel more at home? If anyone has any suggestions please help! Thanks !
I just bought my new baby ball python last week, and only held her twice . Once to put her in her new enclosure, And once to hold her for a couple minutes. She seems perfect however both times holding her before putting her back she’s “yawned” I didn’t notice and extra saliva in her mouth but read in an article it could be a uri if she’s yawning a lot. It also mentioned it could be many things. Is this normal or should I be concerned? From what I’ve noticed she’s only done it twice.. I’m constantly checking on her but I did put a blanket over her exoterra so she feels more secure. One note to mention she has not eaten yet. I’m only concerned because I’ve never seen my Cali king yawn.. Any advice would be greatly appreciated! Thanks love your Chanel!!!
Jossers Jungle you said when Golden Girl went on a feeding strike she had too big of a terrarium. How big was it because I am getting a male ball python in a couple of weeks and I will keep him in a 30 gallon long his whole life. Is that too big? And if so will he go on a feeding strike?
A 30 gallon tank is a proper and very good size for a ball python to live in it's entire life. I would't worry about a feeding strike if you make sure the set up is correct and that he has at least two hides :-)
Does anyone know why my bald python sleeps with his head propped on top of the hide at night as if he is looking up but head is resting on the hide, it’s a log hide if that helps, I’ve had him for 3 days.
I have a beautiful baby killer bee with an attitude! She is young (4 months) and had a rough delivery to my home. She is timid and very afraid of being handled. She also strikes but it is all for show, she's never actually bitten me. How can I make her more social and calm? The vet praised the husbandry and also the steps taken to feed her the proper sized food (the breeder did not feed accordingly). She is still moody. What else can I do to make her love our family?
My baby girl is new been home 3 weeks and is has squeezed my hand tight once and struck a couple times should i keep handling her 1 to 2 times a week so she gets used to me or do i leave her be. I do want her to be tame and i want to handle her. Shes a baby
Just got my first ball python. Its been outside its hut in a ball with its head out is that normal
I have a question
I have a hatchling corn snake who has been in my house for 3 months now.
Today I picked up my corn snake and he was very curious, his tounge was flickering and he seemed really fine.
After a few minutes because I don’t hold my snake a lot or long, once a week I hold my snake.
When I placed my snake back into his tank he didn’t want to stop moving and he wasn’t just sitting still like he normally did after being put back. He was going all around his tank. The tank is 10 gallon atm and his placed in my bedroom rn and His heating pad atm is 27 degrees Celsius. (80.6F)
At night he roams a lot but it’s making me nervous since his BEEN moving during the day(after I put him back)
I’m scared it’s stress but I really have no clue I’m really new to this and I did all my research but this is my first time experiencing such.
Any tips of what is wrong and what I should do, or what to improve , or what I’m doing wrong.
My pastel no came from a pet store,getting use to be handled. Should I let him out every other day to check things out inside the house?