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05-20-2019, 03:37 PM #5
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Re: How does your snake tell you they are hungry?

Originally Posted by FollowTheSun

What does that look like for a hognose?

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Originally Posted by baldegale

dont know how to explain it, their movements look more precise/aggressive. sometimes theyll rub their nose against things (sounds like an RI but it isnt) and when theyre hunting they tend to stay in cover really well and stay low to ground.

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My hognose will appear "laser focused" while cruising. He's definitely more stealth when "hunting" than when he's just exploring.
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