Coxi observation...

Posted by Don on January 06, 2001 at 16:57:50:

I put my adult pair of E.p.coxi down for brumation just over 4 weeks ago, and no matter when I check on them, they are active. I've checked them late at night when room temp was near 47, and midday when temps are around 62, one or both of them seem to be moving. I've wondered if they were hungry but they were VERY well fed and had 3 weeks to clean out thier gut. Anybody else experience this? Do you think they are cooling enough? Also the male went through a complete shed cycle in a little over a week. Seems awfully fast for a brumating snake. An input would be appreciated. Don

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: I put my adult pair of E.p.coxi down for brumation just over 4 weeks ago, and no matter when I check on them, they are active. I've checked them late at night when room temp was near 47, and midday when temps are around 62, one or both of them seem to be moving. I've wondered if they were hungry but they were VERY well fed and had 3 weeks to clean out thier gut. Anybody else experience this? Do you think they are cooling enough? Also the male went through a complete shed cycle in a little over a week. Seems awfully fast for a brumating snake. An input would be appreciated. Don

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