not that im an expert on snakes by any strech of the immagination but it sounds like your temps are to hot i have a adult female ball that was posturing and basically doing the same stuff yours was and it was the temps were to hot. i was told by the vet at cornell that the temps are relative to each snake another words 90 degrees may be to hot for one snake and just right for another. 90 degrees for my snake was to hot i had to lower them to 85-88 on the hot side and just like that she got better. he also said to only lower them untill the symptoms went away so that the snake doesnt get to cold. also ive never heard of giving a ball a supplement unless it was emaciated. just my 2 cents
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