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Im thinking of purchasing another snake

Nanci said:
Katie, anyone-

Do Westerns like to climb? My Eastern is off the ground about 50% of the time. I didn't think the Tri-Color climbed, but then I found out he did- although it's not frequent. Just thinking about if I had a Western, how I'd set her up...

Nanci
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Last time I saw mine get off the ground was when i opened the top to his container and he hissed really loud, lifted up like a cobra and hissed loudly and jumped at me. lol I guess I woke him up.. grumpy sumbitch. lol
 
I wonder if my Eastern is typical, or just weird. She's _always_ up in the vines, or lounging by her pool, or resting on a log or something. I wonder why the Westerns are so different.

And I never saw the Tri out, at all, except maybe getting a drink, until one day he was up cruising around in his vines, too- and since then, I've seen him up in there several times.

Nanci
 
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