Hurricane Matthew Prep

So, Florida Is getting sucker punched by hurricane Matthew on Thursday and Friday, great... Besides preparing my house and stuff like that, how do I prepare my snakes enclosure? He is near a window, so i'll move his cage over to a more isolate spot. Is there anything else to worry about? I also have a rabbit, same thing near a window and gonna move her. I just want have backup plans for EVERYTHING that might go wrong. Ya don't mess with a category 4 hurricane, especially if it can possibly turn into a category 5.....:(

I don't know man, if it were me I'd want to have a carrier on hand to put my bunny in so it can be moved easily if need be, and I'd want a bin + pillowcase for my snake along with something to keep it warm if you end up with no power... the word is slipping me, but something like a hand warmer. I just wouldn't worry about the enclosure itself, I'd make sure it's up off the ground and away fron any windows/doors, remove snake at any point if necessary..

Hope you get through it with minimal damage.

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I asked a similar thread last week with good ideas/advice- don't know if it would help for you: http://ball-pythons.net/forums/showt...ion-for-snakes

Our earthquake risk has already gone down to zero since yesterday, fortunately.

Stay safe!

Thanks guys! I'll post updates and the aftermath of the hurricane.

Are you in an area that typically floods?

Got a generator?

If you have to evac do you have somewhere to go that is snake and bunny friendly?

I live up north and we bought huge packs of hot hands in case the power goes out. Man I hope you're OK. Good luck

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If I was in your position, obviously since you are in FL temperatures are not a concern however the possibility, flooding and destruction are when dealing with a hurricane, I would bag my snakes and have my rabbit in a carrier, just in case you would need to evacuate or have to move quickly to higher ground.

Last thing you want is to fumble around with animals in the middle of a disaster.

Very handful tips guys, thanks!!