Hurricane Matthew Prep

[danielwilu2525]

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.....

[Fraido]

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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[redshepherd]

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!

[danielwilu2525]

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

[bcr229]

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?

[Micki]

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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[Stewart_Reptiles]

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.

[danielwilu2525]

Very handful tips guys, thanks!!