Natural disaster preparation for snakes?
I'm in Socal, and we just got a warning a few hours ago of a magnitude 7 earthquake POSSIBLY happening in the next week some time. (As high as 1% chance or as low as 0.03% apparently, so really the chances are very very slim)
What are some preparations I would need to make or stuff I should buy, assuming the earthquake has a high chance of happening, assuming the electricity goes out for a long period? Where do you put your ball pythons and how do you set them up?
I'm especially wondering about my green tree python, but I might ask this in the green tree python community. But if anyone knows, please let me know too.
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I keep pillow cases and a big rubber maid tub by cages in case I need to move 'em out quickly. I also keep a supply of heat packs.
Filling up water jugs prior to expected extreme events is a good idea.
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I would suggest buying a set of shipping materials from shipyourreptiles- enough for your entire collection. Keep it all packed in what it shipped to you in, but near your collection. If worst case scenario happens, you have the materials to keep everyone safely contained for about 48 hours. Have extra heat packs handy.
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I have a bite warning above my sav tank.
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hurricane matthew may or may not hit my area next week :rainon:
Given its current track, if I were on the east coast between Florida and New Jersey I'd be laying in supplies.