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Juvenile snake
Join Date: Apr 2007
Location: wisconsin
Posts: 143
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Re: Periods of activity
rico does that from time to time, at about 5pm-9pm he gets crazy and just cruises around but for the most of the day he just kinda chills out, but feeding him doesn't matter, he just gets really active at that time, then he goes and chills out again.
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Truieneer, e ras apoat
Join Date: Dec 2006
Posts: 1,814
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Re: Periods of activity
Here Concinnus is pretty much active during the whole day. Marcianus is indeed more active starting at the evening. And I can't put my fingers on the Cyrtopsis, but they are indeed not that active during the warmest periods of the day.
When given the opportunity, all the garters climb. But marcianus and cyrtopsis seem to use the branches as hiding plases. Concinnus does not. |
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Moderator
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Re: Periods of activity
Parietalis (nothing to compare to) here: basking in the open or on branches during the day, becomes active just before it gets dark and stays active until just after the lights turn on. Sometimes, but not regularly, active during the day.
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Old and wise snake
Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: North of Chicago IL, US
Posts: 867
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Re: Periods of activity
My Sirtalis sirtalis is active from about 5 to 8 PM, or more specifically out of hiding and basking, never just mindlessly cruising around.
This thread will also help me when I'm looking for snakes so thanks to James for starting this.
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