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    Re: Cold Weather Prep: What do you do?

    Quote Originally Posted by bcr229 View Post
    Actually that's a great idea and I've suggested it, with the change that the snake bags then go into plastic bins for several reasons:
    - Extra security in case the snake escapes the bag (it happens),
    - The bin will prevent your sheets from getting dirty if the snake pees, and
    - My dogs sleep in the bed too so if the snakes are in bins they won't get stepped on or smooshed by a German shepherd if they're protected by the bins.
    Actually, that's exactly what I did, I just didn't elaborate: each bagged snake was put into a plastic 'Critter Cottage' w/ ventilated tops, & THEN under my down
    comforter with me. As you said, protection from roll-overs, protection of MY bedding in case --it happens, & better assurance of air flow. My dogs have their own beds & blankies, so they did their own warmth.

    But sadly the power didn't come back on for days, so the next morning I got up after I planned my next move to keep the snakes warm: that's when I
    changed them over to ice chests & jars of hot water...I was honestly surprised at how well it worked. The jars I used were large, like what instant iced
    tea crystals come in, and I have them saved in a box in my garage, ready in case there's a next time. (pickle jars would work nicely too)
    Last edited by Bogertophis; 09-10-2018 at 04:28 PM.

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