Too little humidity can also cause complications when they need to shed. If your snake is moving up the side of the tank, they may be trying to get away from the heat of the substrate if you’ve placed a heat mat underneath the tank.Īgain, this can be very dangerous if you don’t keep to strict temperature limits and a strict temperature gradient.Ī too high or low humidity can also have dire consequences for your snake as too high humidity may cause respiratory illnesses and may kill your snake. When there is no temperature gradient in your snake’s tank, they aren’t able to regulate their body temperature and may die because of the heat or cold. You may also find that your snake tries to escape if you don’t have a temperature gradient in their tank. One of the most common reasons why your snake is trying to escape, is that its tank’s temperature and humidity are wrong. The Tank Is Too Hot And/Or Humid For Your Snake This includes either weighing down the screen cover of the tank, or clipping the tank and cover together.
However, make sure from the start that there are no gaps in the tank where your snake can escape from. However, your snake may also just be checking out their new forever home, so don’t worry that your new snake only wants to get away from you! They’re New And Are Still Finding Their Feet (So To Speak)Ī new snake may try to escape their tank simply because it is a new, unknown environment.
#Solid snake escape route how to
In this article, we’ll look at six main reasons why your snake is trying to escape and how to make sure that your snake doesn’t escape while also keeping their environment in check so that they’re not harmed or killed by accident.
Indeed, sometimes their lives may depend on whether they escape from their tank or not! However, your snake is not just out to go exploring the rest of your house, but may have a very good reason for trying to escape. Whether your snake is new or you’ve had it for a time, your snake may try to escape from their tank on occasion.
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