trap24

My snakes have perfect conditions in their enclosures for proper sheds but since they are outdoors so much in the spring and summer their skin gets dryer so naturally their sheds are thicker and less hydrated. It's amazing the lengths some of us go to to try and make our snakes more content and happier even to a point of them controlling our actions to give them a better quality of life. :) They do appreciate the help in most cases and especially when they are spoiled like all of mine are and they know how to get what they want ROFL It's pretty bad when your snakes know once they get their shed cleared off their head if they sit around it will bug you so bad you have to help them finish their shed which almost EVERY snake I've raised does this.

My snakes are VERY social animals and some of them love to sit with me for hours watching TV. My Daughter was visiting when I had Faide out (my male 8 foot Dumeril's Ground Boa) and very uncommon for him, he got all cranky because I kept distracting him while he was watching TV. Snakes are VERY curious animals and I've found most of mine love watching the computer monitor as well as my television.

I spend most of my time with my snakes out of their enclosures they are an everyday part of my life and family and they are VERY social animals that enjoy being around people. My niece, Crystal was visiting and she was enjoying hanging out with Jade, my female Coastal Carpet Python and accidentally smacked Jade in her nose LOL The looks were priceless for the remainder of the visit Jade kept glaring at Crystal.