FRooTLooPS
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Hi people, I heard that snakes dont like loud music, or rather the vibration it makes. Is this true??? Because then I should move my snake out of my room and into the study.
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Music
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Flygning
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I've heard the same. I've also heard that you shouldn't keep them right next to computers or anything like that. I have noticed that if I have my babies on the desk next to the computer speakers, and the music is up, they are very active. I don't mean the kinda cruising around happily active either...They usually look pretty unhappy. I'd move the snakes if I were you.
I have a bank of vivs next to my computer desk, but I very rarely listen to music. I tend to get a few heads peering at me, but no signs of distress at my usual keyboard-clicking.
I once owned a pair of Sinaloans who took grave exception to a track from my own band's album (played on hi-fi across the other side of the room). It had a particularly heavy bass line (almost subsonic by the time the producer had finished with it) and the snakes went mental - threw themselves around their viv in a "Lemme outta here!!" type of way until I hastily switched the track off. The Corns didn't seem to care, but I listened to it on headphones from then on.
I once owned a pair of Sinaloans who took grave exception to a track from my own band's album (played on hi-fi across the other side of the room). It had a particularly heavy bass line (almost subsonic by the time the producer had finished with it) and the snakes went mental - threw themselves around their viv in a "Lemme outta here!!" type of way until I hastily switched the track off. The Corns didn't seem to care, but I listened to it on headphones from then on.
