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    Re: Evacuation/emergency plan for reptiles

    Quote Originally Posted by jensfireflies View Post
    I live in California where our wildfire risk is very high. I am not impacted by the fires that are currently burning (other than the terrible air quality from the smoke), but it still got me thinking about what I would do if my town were to burn....
    You're all in my thoughts there in California...lived many years in So-Cal before I finally moved to another state. Wildfires got too close for comfort twice while I lived
    there...I kept pillow cases or "snake bags" with twist wires & rubber bands (for closure) at each of my numerous snake enclosures...in a panic, you don't want to have
    to look for such things. Also kept large ice chests on hand to carry bagged snakes & to help moderate temps. (either hot or cold). Very smart of you to think this way,
    but I so hope you never need to do this.

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