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    Re: BP unplugged his RHP

    Quote Originally Posted by Bogertophis View Post
    Oh yeah, snakes will always gravitate to a wire to climb on- or anything else that offers something they can grip with their body. Imagine if you had no hands- you'd do the same thing, as would I. They seek traction- you need to find a way to hide & protect the wire- you're correct that snakes remember this stuff. I used to have a rat snake that liked to thread herself thru the belt loops on my jeans- happily my jeans stayed up much better than your RHP cord did.
    Yep he loves wires even when I take him out of his enclosure if he sees wires he heads straight for them!

    I'm thinking of maybe using some clay or something to block the gap between the wire and the top of the enclosure.

    My BP does same thing your rat snake did - he also likes to thread himself through belt loops and he strangely seems to have no concept of how wide his body is because he will keep going through a belt loop until he gets stuck. I've already had to cut a belt loop because of this and now I know to watch him like a hawk and keep any closed loops including mug handles away from him.

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