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under substrate to long?

JungleGuts

JungleGuts

scorpionking
well i was handleing my baby snow for a few mins today and when i put him back he went right under his substrate(pine) as he often does. i was j/w if its bad if there under it to long because its been longer than normal
 
No, there is nothing wrong with your snake being burrowed in the substrate for a long time--if that is where it feels comfortable, that is where it will go/stay. However, you should really think about changing the substrate to something other than pine (like aspen, which looks and costs virtually the same), because pine, over time, is potentially harmful to your snake.
 
whoops i accually am using aspen i dont know how i wrote that, probably cause i was trying to remember what kind it was, the bad says aspen snake bedding. anyway scrach that i went looking for him and turns out he finally decided to try out his other hide. by the way, is it common for them to be alot less active for a few days after eating?
 
Yep, it's completely normal for them to hide for a few days. You would too if you ate something that big! lol Make sure to leave it alone for at least 48 hours.
 
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