Quote Originally Posted by Denial View Post
Im just saying that noone knows exactly how much space a snake needs. But they can live and breed in tubs. Humans could live and breed in closests we wouldnt like it but my point is we could survive with it. Alot of people dont think big snakes like to move but reticulated pythons for instance are VERY active snakes. They enjoy climbing and roaming and everything my retics NEVER stay still my burms are completly different Ive had chloe in a 6 foot vision for over 2 years and Ive seen her on the opposite side once a week to get her food from me. My retics on the other hand pace back and forth there cages all the time. buts it not convient to have huge cages when you have a certain amount of snakes.
Perhaps there is a lack in your keeping.

I've kept retics, never had one bigger than about 22 ft, but once they hit the 12 to 14 foot mark they were markedly less active. Maybe yours are hungry.

You may want to rethink your closet analogy too. Without sunlight most diurnal mammals would not last long for more reasons than need discourse here and now.

Again, comparing mammals to reptiles is adding value how?