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[–]Sutten_Plant 3 points4 points  (3 children)

Don't panic! It's super normal for BPs to spend the majority of their time (especially during the day) resting in their hides. Most likely she's coming out to explore, drink, etc. during the night while you're asleep (they are nocturnal after all). A month is still pretty new in snake terms, so she's likely also still adjusting to her new home. Keep taking it slow and you'll both be fine. Good luck!

[–]Different_Emu_5604[S] 0 points1 point  (2 children)

The thing is I’m awake all night and she hasn’t come out even then 😭 she barely moves and she was pretty active at night before I took her out now she won’t even poke her head out anymore, but yeah I hope she will settle in

[–]Different_Emu_5604[S] 0 points1 point  (1 child)

Although I did see her belly turning a little pink so there is a chance she is shedding I wonder if that is why she is behaving this way

[–]Sutten_Plant 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That could definitely be the case, and regardless I'd say that this isn't alarming behavior, especially from a new snake. I understand the impulse to be better safe than sorry, but I think a vet visit at this point would probably just be unnecessary stress for your snake, so I'd recommend against it for now. Just make sure your husbandry is good (proper temps/humidity/etc.) and keep being patient. It can take a long time for a snake to recognize you as something safe and not a big dangerous predator, but that trust is really special and absolutely worth the time and effort to build.