Jupiter
New member
Hello again, I've got another question, this is a pretty bizarre one, and I'm not sure if yall (or anyone else) would have an answer, but I'll give it a shot.
So we use a fireplace all winter, to help with heating our (rather large) double-wide. The fireplace is on the FAR eastern side of the house, and Sir Blinky's viv is in the FAR west side, in my room. A distance of about 70-80 feet apart, HOWEVER there are no walls or doors between them(weird I know), which is an important bit of info for the question, which is: Is it ok for a a snake to be exposed to the smell/scent of wood burning, and the very rare tiny bit of smoke? I know it's a weird question, but if anyone has a wood burning apparatus in their home, they'd know what I mean. Sometimes a log will shift and a bit of smoke will come out of the fireplace and you can smell it throughout the house until the log burns down (it's not an off putting smell, I've grown rather fond of it actually, we burn oak mostly), although most of the time it isn't a thick smell, just a passive, constant one, usually lasting for no more than a few (5 or 6 max) hours. Is this ok? I know mammals and reps are COMPLETELY different in every way, but we currently (temporarily) have 4 dogs and 3 cats living here and none of them have shown any signs of illness what so ever. Like I said this is not a regular thing, only happens every now and then I'd say maybe two or three times a month throughout the cold ones. If you have any questions about this weird question of mine, then feel free to ask, I'll answer as soon as I can.
So we use a fireplace all winter, to help with heating our (rather large) double-wide. The fireplace is on the FAR eastern side of the house, and Sir Blinky's viv is in the FAR west side, in my room. A distance of about 70-80 feet apart, HOWEVER there are no walls or doors between them(weird I know), which is an important bit of info for the question, which is: Is it ok for a a snake to be exposed to the smell/scent of wood burning, and the very rare tiny bit of smoke? I know it's a weird question, but if anyone has a wood burning apparatus in their home, they'd know what I mean. Sometimes a log will shift and a bit of smoke will come out of the fireplace and you can smell it throughout the house until the log burns down (it's not an off putting smell, I've grown rather fond of it actually, we burn oak mostly), although most of the time it isn't a thick smell, just a passive, constant one, usually lasting for no more than a few (5 or 6 max) hours. Is this ok? I know mammals and reps are COMPLETELY different in every way, but we currently (temporarily) have 4 dogs and 3 cats living here and none of them have shown any signs of illness what so ever. Like I said this is not a regular thing, only happens every now and then I'd say maybe two or three times a month throughout the cold ones. If you have any questions about this weird question of mine, then feel free to ask, I'll answer as soon as I can.
