Does anyone else notice if their snakes are more active when it thunders? My guy is usually not all that active during the day, I see him come out and drink/switch hides occasionally but that is about it. However, it's been especially stormy here this week and as soon as the thunder gets really close (like shake the house close) he comes out of his hide and curls up in his branches near his CHE like he's waiting for something. After the storm passes (or at least the main part) he goes back in his hide.

I have a cat with thunderstorm anxiety, but I would not say my snoot seems anxious...respiration is nice an slow, he's not pacing the cage, not overly tongue-flicking. He curls up loosely, more like he's 'basking' than like he is scared. He does not to this for just rain or vacuuming...he may just be strange, but I thought I'd ask