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Originally Posted by Herpin' Man
When a snake is constantly trying to escape, I find it is usually due to one of the following:
- lack of suitable hiding spots
- excessive heat
- hunger
- looking for a mate, generally males during breeding season
I would suggest looking at these factors first. If your snake is a male, perhaps the temperature fluctuations have stimulated his desire to breed. This will make a snake restless, and also make them go off feed.
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Any point doesn't rely to my snake.
My female carpet python behave herself like that. She try escape a lot. If I don't let her exploring my room about 2 days she's going to her branches and laying looking down. She just love exploring and I let her a lot.
And she used to stay upside wardrobe or eaves but now she try to escape to another room.
And she still afraid me after 1.5 years since she was baby.
Feel free to correct my mistakes.
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