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How Often Do You Take Your Snake Out of Its Viv?
- Thread starter Danko
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tommymamba
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i take mine out every day except when eating or shedding.
hiddenhollowherp
Community Punchbag
I take mine out every day unless they've recently eaten. I do have one male who does not like to be bothered while he's in shed, but the rest of them seem to enjoy handling. They use my fingers to lose their skin. 
In all honesty, snakes are not generally sociable animals. If you don't handle them, they won't give a hoot. If that's your snake in your picture, he's small enough that he can excersize plenty inside of his enclosure. Perhaps he's enjoying the peace and privacy. Most snakes do!
Don't feel bad about it. Perhaps you could make a bracelette out of him while you're studying. He might enjoy the constant body heat.
In all honesty, snakes are not generally sociable animals. If you don't handle them, they won't give a hoot. If that's your snake in your picture, he's small enough that he can excersize plenty inside of his enclosure. Perhaps he's enjoying the peace and privacy. Most snakes do!
Don't feel bad about it. Perhaps you could make a bracelette out of him while you're studying. He might enjoy the constant body heat.
hiddenhollowherp
Community Punchbag
Jhammer, that is the most awesome thing ever!
NOTHING compares to letting your snake decide if/when he wants to come out. It also means less digging in the substrate and rustling up the hides.
NOTHING compares to letting your snake decide if/when he wants to come out. It also means less digging in the substrate and rustling up the hides.
3-4 times a week I take my yearling out.
The hatchling tries to bite me so I leave it alone for now.
I bring out the yearling for about 10 minutes. The other 3-4 days I leave it alone so it can digest its food.
They hide a lot after eating and I leave them alone on those first few days after eating. When they start coming out and roaming the cage I bring the one out.
The hatchling tries to bite me so I leave it alone for now.
I bring out the yearling for about 10 minutes. The other 3-4 days I leave it alone so it can digest its food.
They hide a lot after eating and I leave them alone on those first few days after eating. When they start coming out and roaming the cage I bring the one out.
Haya Tha'baan
my little worm
I take my 4 month out everyday...some days only about 10-20 minutes, other days a little bit longer...we watch House together sometimes He tried to slither away when I would reach for him in his vivarium, but is not aggressive at all and when I am handling him, he's extremely calm and loves to slowly explore. Today, he actually didn't try to slither away at all. I think he's becoming more comfortable with me each time I handle him.
He tried to slither away when I would reach for him in his vivarium, but is not aggressive at all and when I am handling him, he's extremely calm and loves to slowly explore. Today, he actually didn't try to slither away at all. I think he's becoming more comfortable with me each time I handle him.