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Not really sure what's up with this, but I opened up the tub to my pinstripe to mist her cage and this is how I found her. She did shed almost 30 days ago, but I didn't think anything of it because she had just gone back on feed from what I considered to be a failed 2011/2012 season. I was pumped to get her ready for the upcoming 2012/2013 season. Anyway this is what I found when I opened the cage. I'd imagine I'll know in the morning if she layed, but till then what do you think the chances are? And if not good what the heck was she doing laying like that? Definitely not normal behavior for here.

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So what I thought was going to happen did, nothing. This brings me back to the original reason for the post why was she laying like that?
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0.1 Bumble Bee Ball Python
1.0 Hypo Ball Python
1.0 Lesser Ball Python
0.1 Mojave Ball Python
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0.2 Normal Ball Python
0.2 Het for Axanthic Ball Python
0.1 Axanthic Ball Python
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She may be a little to warm.

Sometimes my girls lay like that. I had one sleeping the other day...I thought it was dead. Belly in the air, head sideways against the tub...
I opened it and she snapped awake like "What? I sleep funny..."