Kenyan estivation?

Posted by ChamsJB on May 05, 2003 at 20:42:55:

Do kenyan sand boas estivate? By coincidence I switched to a smaller light earlier this winter and during the winter when my house temps are generally lower the snake seems to have become much less active up until recently (today) when he seems to be back in his old ways of appearing very partially out of the sand for a while at a time and I also caught him drinking out of his little water bowl earlier for a few minutes.

Follow Ups:

• Kenyan estivation? ChamsJB 05/07/03 (0)
• dumb question. What does estivate mean? Not in dictionary. jsm 05/06/03 (6)
  • On the contrary, not a dumb question & it IS in dictionary.. Jeannie 05/06/03 (5)
    • Nooo, I meant MY question of What does it mean was dumb..... jsm 05/06/03 (2)
      • Oh, I'm sorry, and I apologize for calling you rude! np Jeannie 05/06/03 (1)
        • not a problem. I have been called much worse. ; - ) n/p jsm 05/07/03 (0)
    • On the contrary, not a dumb question & it IS in dictionary.. Kanuck 05/06/03 (1)
      • It's "estivate" in my dictionary, lol! np Jeannie 05/06/03 (0)

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