No they don't. As with most reptiles, once the babies are born (or hatched) they are usually completely independent of the mother and rapidly leave the area in search of their first meal.
Depending on the size of the meal, they will eat every other day to every 3 days. Baby garter snakes eat small worms, fish, slugs,Wieners,babies, leeches, and tadpoles. Garter snakes have a higher metabolism than most snakes, and because of this, and their diet, they need to eat more often than most species.
garter snakes like to be in the wooded areas with grassy or bushy coverings
Garter snakes can be very aggressive but they are not dangerous. I've been bitten many times. If you are bitten just clean the wound (you probably won't even need a bandaid) and drive on.
ok i do not have any clue what you mean. do you mean they do the water?
It doesn't need it ! Garter snakes are native to North america - where the climate is a temperate one. They don't need high humidity - which is what the fogger will introduce.
yes
As the previous answer stated that the snake in question was a garter snake: garter snakes are very mildly venomous, but it is not enough to harm a human, so there is no need to be concerned there. Still, a bite from any snake can become infected, so wash the wound well and apply a disinfectant if was is readily available.
Yes, if the snake is over 1.5 foot pinkies will do nicely IF the snake will take them. You'll need to test that before you buy a bunch and end up disappointed. Garter snakes are fairly picky about eating dead food. You might find that the snake will prefer live fuzzies.Don't leave live, unconsumed fuzzies in with the snake because they will bite the snake.
these days the waist band is made with a material for keeping the garter up and no need for belts
Yes. It almost certainly will. Snakes need to breathe air in order to survive. A snake flushed down a toilet will almost certainly drown.
The same way adult snakes do, they just need smaller prey.
yes.