A couple things that will cause interest.



one pyros are not crevice dwellers. Oh yes, they use crevices under certain conditions and even dead trees.



Something to thing about, years like this one here RE-educates them to go back to where they belong, the ground. Fires eliminate the use of marginal habitat.



But hes sorta right, pyros live in tight compact colonies, with lots and lots of individuals. So crapping in ones house would not be of an advantage.



Generally snake crap on the edge or just outside of their "turf" to tell others it is their Turf, or I am here.



Bull snakes are the same as pyros, except they have a much larger range. Which means less animals per sq ft.



Do they actually crap in their houses/homes/nests, or are what your calling those names, are NOT REALLY their homes/nests, etc.



Its my feeling, by crapping there, they are telling you its not their nest or home shelter.



Just something to think about.

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