Re: Pre-egg laying behaviour in the grey rat snake????

Posted by justin p clapp on October 30, 1999 at 02:26:29:

In Reply to: Re: Pre-egg laying behaviour in the grey rat snake???? posted by Jean Lobel on October 29, 1999 at 10:51:02:

I have very little information other than what I saw when I collected the snakes. The cage was maybe 60cm by 40 with a peat substrate and some bark for cover. There was no possibility of a suitable site for egg laying and no possibility for climbing. Both snakes spend almost all their days up in the branches they now have in their cages. I will continue to wait and see. Interestingly the female, now that she has somewhere to dig around in seems much more calm.Justin

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: I have very little information other than what I saw when I collected the snakes. The cage was maybe 60cm by 40 with a peat substrate and some bark for cover. There was no possibility of a suitable site for egg laying and no possibility for climbing. Both snakes spend almost all their days up in the branches they now have in their cages. I will continue to wait and see. Interestingly the female, now that she has somewhere to dig around in seems much more calm.Justin

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