Ball Pythons and Drums

I should mention that we keep 4 BRB's within 5' of our speakers and they are perfectly content.

Several of our snakes' tanks are on top of my dressers which are in the snake room. Whenever I open and close the drawers, they startle a little if I am not very gentle. I thin it is mildly annoying to them, but not harmful, to feel such movements.

Yea, my Rosy is on my dresser. Opening droors probably feels like a little earthquake to them in our case, I doubt it's the sound unless you have really noisy dressers. She wakes up for a sec then conks back out:sleepy:

i would imagine the sound waves from a drum would cause heavy air pressure fluctuations in the tank. i don't imagine that would be good over time. however you can set your tank on sound dampening material and make a sound dampening slip (like egg carton) and place it over the tank when you wish to play. just a theory not a fact.

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Originally Posted by bads15

i would imagine the sound waves from a drum would cause heavy air pressure fluctuations in the tank. i don't imagine that would be good over time. however you can set your tank on sound dampening material and make a sound dampening slip (like egg carton) and place it over the tank when you wish to play. just a theory not a fact.

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That's a good idea! :gj:

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Originally Posted by bads15

i would imagine the sound waves from a drum would cause heavy air pressure fluctuations in the tank. i don't imagine that would be good over time. however you can set your tank on sound dampening material and make a sound dampening slip (like egg carton) and place it over the tank when you wish to play. just a theory not a fact.

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Ya that is a good idea lol. I could get some of that studio sound proof stuff (sorry forgot the name atm) for the walls and strap it on the tubs :rolleye2:

Anyways thanx everyone for their input. It's still some time till I can start playing constantly again anyways.