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    Re: just an update-and a reminder of how dumb snakes can be

    Quote Originally Posted by Albert Clark View Post
    Animals are inquisitive creatures and certainly not dumb. They are driven by a strong instinct to be free and not captive. It’s just who they are. Snakes have very tiny brains that are programmed for certain behaviors as are all creatures. They are continually surveying their surroundings until they feel comfortable and certainly until the hunger they have is satiated. They hunt at night, become active at night, and surely smell another animal in their surroundings. So, absolutely not dumb but driven. Consider tweaking the enclosure.
    Well said Albert.

    AJ frankly from what you're saying in this post I think your enclosure may be part of the issue with your snake's reluctance to feed. It sounds like a hot mess, and we all know what a poorly planned and executed enclosure can do to the health and feeding habits of a reptile. It may be time to reevaluate your set up.

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