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    Juvenile snake garterman07's Avatar
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    Smile flash photography

    i think my garter rico doesn't like camera flashes...went to take a picture of him and all of sudden he took off and disapeared for a while behind the bed. we could see him just not reach him took like an hour to lure him out with a worm it was really cute though watchin him under the bed all curled up just chillin down there.

    has any one else ever had this problem?

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    Re: flash photography

    Some snakes apparently take it better than others. Mine don't react to the flash in any way. But they are a bit scared of the flashlight.

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    Re: flash photography

    Camera flash does not bother any of my snakes. It doesn't seem to bother ones in the wild either, from my experience.

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    Re: flash photography

    yeah mines a bit terrified of the flash light too always tries to eat the beam of light on the bottom of his cage...

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    Re: flash photography

    To be honest I've never had a snake react to camera flash, except for perhaps a barely perceptable twitch.
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    Re: flash photography

    This isn't the first time I've heard about a reptile reacting that way to the flash. Mainly geckos and anoles, but also pythons, boas and rat snakes (including corns).

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    Cool Re: flash photography

    I also have had no problems with flashing the snakes.
    But I always wait untill they close their eyes
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    Re: flash photography

    what kind of snake is that?
    rhea
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    Re: flash photography

    Rick would probably kill me / ban me / delete my post if I answered your question, Rhea.

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    Re: flash photography

    lol lol lol
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