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RE: insane arguements pt 4

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Posted by: snakekate at Mon Apr 28 07:53:32 2014  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by snakekate ]  
   

Thats a really interesting point about the cooler temps. When I first got into the hobby, I was led to believe snakes needed high temps or they would get respiratory infections, and could die. I quickly realized this was not true. In fact, my first learning curve was my snakes usually prefer cooler temps. And when I got into tropical snakes, it was the same thing.(they love the OPTION of heat) Here in Ontario, snakes are most active anything between 0 degrees and 15 degrees(I have found eastern garters out in November, with snow on the ground.) Anything over that, they are very very hard to find.


   

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