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RE: How much is that snakie in the window?

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Posted by: tjg at Mon Mar 26 00:27:01 2012  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by tjg ]  
   

Husbandry is a great thing!

First Morelia Cheynei Spilota (AKA your jugle) is nocturnal

so the bathroom stage with all the lights is stressful and your

snake is looking for a dark place to hide. The hissing is the snake excurting as much force as it can to get to a safe spot (typical of captive snakes) all Herps choose Fight or Flight response. Please do as much research to learn about the wonderful creature you have held captive.


   

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