How do snakes change in different seasons?

Answer 1

Hello! well, for my information snakes find holes or burrous, and spend a long period in winter inactive. This is what we call "hiberation". We may find a group of snakes sitting in one cave ( we call this group " a hibernaculum). So, it's true to say that snakes spend the winter dormant.

that's all I have friend, I hope it'll help you a little...

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Answer 2

Usually, yes. In the wild, their metabolism and appetite would slow down - as there's usually fewer prey animals around. In captivity - their normal 'body clock' will also slow (but not so dramatically).

With the reptiles in my collection, I generally feed them their last meal around mid-November, and re-start in the last week of January. Not only does this mimic their natural behaviour, it also gives their digestive systems a short period of rest.

Answer 3

no they ussually live under rocks and stuff

Answer 4

Besides the common denominator of molting anywhere from once to many times a year, it really depends on the location and species of the aforementioned snake.