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Snake entertainment
For most of her waking hours my daughter's snake stays coiled up in a hide with her head out and raised, eyes open. I just can't grasp that snakes can happily do this for most of their waking hours! There is nothing new to look at until my daughter comes home and moves around the room. Not sure this is a question, exactly, but just wondering. Never had snakes before and all other caged pets I've had (many different types) are active doing something when not asleep. I guess just slithering around on the same things repeatedly isn't that exciting. Sometimes in the evening she starts moving a lot looking like she wants to get out and we take her out when she does this. I have a rule that she needs to be taken out at least 10 minutes a day. If she's near the cage during this, she'll sometimes just stretch toward it and go back in. Not sure if there's anything we can/should do to bring more excitement to her life!
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