Re: Question about strange behavior
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Originally Posted by
Angela1133
I looked into this last night and nothing I read said anything about scent marking.
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...because snakes don't do it.
No scent glands makes scent marking impossible, just like no hands makes giving high fives impossible.
Re: Question about strange behavior
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craigafrechette
THANK YOU, Jeanne.
Jeanne is absolutely right. Science proves that BPs CAN NOT and DO NOT do any sort of scent marking.
Also, 97 is too hot for an ambient temp.
Yeah he was laying on the probe which is why it was reading higher. I had to adjust it.
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"Typical ball python behavior" but it's not something they do. :/ If a lot of them do it, who cares if they have the glands or not. Just because they don't leave a scent?
Lots of creatures nuzzle to claim things, and very few actually have scents to leave behind.
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I've not read through all these replies but many of mine start to get their shedded skin off by a bit of head rubbing on branches or rocks ...
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Re: Question about strange behavior
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donnadudette2003
He's claiming his territory. Its called scent marking. Some don't do it, but some do. It can mean he's really settling in to make it his.
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Originally Posted by
donnadudette2003
"Typical ball python behavior" but it's not something they do. :/ If a lot of them do it, who cares if they have the glands or not. Just because they don't leave a scent?
Lots of creatures nuzzle to claim things, and very few actually have scents to leave behind.
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You claimed it was scent marking in your first reply. Now you're saying who cares if they leave a scent. If you're not sure of something, why state it as if it's fact?
Re: Question about strange behavior
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Angela1133
I looked into this last night and nothing I read said anything about scent marking.
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That is because they DO NOT scent mark. They do not have the anatomy. It isnt scent marking if they just dont have the anatomy... they dont just simulate it either.... they hav no drive or reason to do so.
Sorry.. snakes scent marking idea makes me laugh at anyone who would say it or believe it due to FACT snakes dont have the anatomy.
I ask Other Poster..so, show me where in the world you got this crazy scent marking idea and where you have read it, show me proof. Cause sorry... just dont buy that story.
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Re: Question about strange behavior
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Originally Posted by
donnadudette2003
"Typical ball python behavior" but it's not something they do. :/ If a lot of them do it, who cares if they have the glands or not. Just because they don't leave a scent?
Lots of creatures nuzzle to claim things, and very few actually have scents to leave behind.
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Think it is time for you to actually study up on snake anatomy.. seriously. Its on the net, easy to find.
Please quit passing out wrong info. Its just silly.
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Re: Question about strange behavior
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craigafrechette
...because snakes don't do it.
No scent glands makes scent marking impossible, just like no hands makes giving high fives impossible.
Best post ever craig roflmao! But just because they can't high five doesn't mean they won't try. That's why they periscope lol
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I know the anatomy of a snake. I even ALREADY said they don't have scent that they actually give off.
I used the words scent marking when they have no scent glands, yes, that might not make sense. But it's just the term. "marking their territory" would have been the same meaning without the word scent.
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