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    T. radix Ranch guidofatherof5's Avatar
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    Restlessness Fall 2012

    My snakes are showing signs of a seasonal change. A lot of activity/cruising.
    Anyone else noticing this kind of behavior?
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    Re: Restlessness Fall 2012

    Yes, very active snakies.
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    Re: Restlessness Fall 2012

    Yea, mine has too. I was kind of wondering what was going on. So, is this something they typically do in the fall time?
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    Re: Restlessness Fall 2012

    Days are getting shorter. My king has been more active but I'm chalking it up to being two days late with her meal.
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    Re: Restlessness Fall 2012

    Why would they be more active in autumn?
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    Re: Restlessness Fall 2012

    Quote Originally Posted by -MARWOLAETH- View Post
    Why would they be more active in autumn?
    Preparations for Winter's long rest and for some, breeding.
    Steve
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    Re: Restlessness Fall 2012

    Quote Originally Posted by guidofatherof5 View Post
    Preparations for Winter's long rest and for some, breeding.
    Like looking for some more food to sustain them over brumation?
    Will

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    Re: Restlessness Fall 2012

    That's probably part of it.
    Steve
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    Re: Restlessness Fall 2012

    Very interesting! Yes...mine have been very active...all over the tanks...climbing in the trees...looking for ways to escape. Also a lot of soaking and shedding happening. I was also wondering what the heck was going on! Good thread!
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    Re: Restlessness Fall 2012

    Quote Originally Posted by -MARWOLAETH- View Post
    Like looking for some more food to sustain them over brumation?
    In part, at least. It's also worth noting that they're supposed to start heading for their respective dens.

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