you're not providing what the snake wants or needs at this time. My guess is that the temps provided are not high enough to digest the food you are providing. As a result the snake doesn't want to eat (because temps doesn't support it) and he is looking to conserve energy which your temps don't support either.



Wet bubbly excreta are no joking matter but signs that the animal is stressed. You need to find the reason for the stress and remove it. Given that there is already indication of a digestive issue, I'd opt to increase temps. This will support the animal's immune system and may induce it to eat and stop digging for a place to conserve energy. If that doesn't turn things around I'd take it to a vet as intestinal flora might be too far out of wack to return to normal without an assist.
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