a little more heat sounds in order, but I just think he's happy where he's at. :)

constant cruising is not normal in my experience, remember they're secretive by nature... there may be an adjustment time for him, while he's unsure of his new surroundings, but sounds like he's being a ball

+1 Aaron  he also may be a little freaked out by the size of his new cage 

I agree that he needs time to adjust to a big cage and that the overall temps need to be raised.

I agree, more heat, hot spot should be 90. I would also add some more decor to his new home. Make sure there are lots of places for him to hide and feel hidden. This may help him feel more comfortable. I wouldn't worry too much if he is still eating, that will be the biggest indicator that he is unhappy.

thank you everyone! decor is good, theres more in there than his last cage. Ill increase his temp to. :)

If he was active during the day that means he was more than likely stressed. They are nocturnal and should only be active at night. I also suggest getting a UTH with a thermostat to get a hot spot of 90.

Here is a caresheet, please read through it.

http://ball-pythons.net/forums/showthread.php?127203-Ball-Python-(Python-regius)-Caresheet

^^ yup all thats been done, thz

Don't worry if he's not active. BP's are commonly referred to as "pet rocks" because they tend to be very sedentary. The fact that he's still eating is a good sign! Everyone has given you good advice on temps and tank furniture :)

Feel free to follow up in a few months on this question and let us know how things are going. These things are great for people having the same problems.

Cheers!

Beautiful pied, btw... very nice

thank you very much, I didnt know how great of an animal he would turn out to be, he is my favorite herp that I have owned. cant wait to breed him