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I have a female ball python and it is about a year old and today when I was holding it I realized a very quite high pitch noise coming from it every once in a while. It just happened a couple times and not again. It was so quite i had to put it's head near my ear to hear it. I was wondering what this could be or if it is something that needs to be fixed or treated. Never can be to careful.
Thanks in advance,

Paul Klugiewicz
1.1 ball pythons
1.1 pacman frogs
0.0.2 red tail cats
0.0.1 shovelnose cat

Mine did the same thing when I kept them on aspen. The humidity is probably too low. It doesn't sound like a RI in you snake, and it should be fine. Bump up the humidity, and it will probably go away very quickly.

I would not worry about it.
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CB

"Maybe the venom has gone to my head"

either that...or it needs it's front end aligned?

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....raise humidity....temp at 84?????

....have fun.......
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people.........people are stupid.........
really......really.........

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CB

"Maybe the venom has gone to my head"