Anyone else's noodle ever forget that water exists?
Every couple of weeks, I end up reminding Magnus that his water dish is there and full. Every time I place him next to his dish with his head hanging over the edge, he flicks at it and then ends up taking a long drink. I understand that much of their water consumption is from prey intake, so is it against their nature to drink from the bowls, even though we provide them? He's always more "cheerful" after drinking, as cheerful as a snake can be, I guess. He's not dehydrated either, he just had a perfect shed and there's no signs of dimpling in his eyes. He just... forgets.
Anyone else?
Re: Anyone else's noodle ever forget that water exists?
Mine hardly drink from their bowls. Its mainly just a humidity aide now. The only ones who show any vague interest in water are my off feed adults. But that's probably due to lack of food, thus moisture content.
Not like a BP ventures out often for a drink at the watering hole. ;)
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Anyone else's noodle ever forget that water exists?
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Originally Posted by
TJ_Burton
I find that my balls drink fine on their own, and my hognose forget at times. I can take a random young hog on any given day and place it face first in water; it drinks like it hasn't had water in years... funny little buggers.
Ya. I love the way there little cheeks fill with water while they are drinking. So funny