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Yearling
United Kingdom
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 Posted - 19/03/2011 : 09:03:05
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Hi all thinking of putting my viv stack starting on the floor i was thinking that this may upset the snake hoovering ect.I live on my own
and there are no other pets cat ect just the snakes also i may move them upstairs but the floors are wood and move when walk on if you know what i mean and then of course there's the waight issue as downstaire is concrate any thoughts thanks all have a good weekend D. |
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blackskull
Fully Grown Royal
United Kingdom
1278 Posts |
Posted - 19/03/2011 : 09:16:47
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| hi i have two vivs on the floor and another on top of one and they are in the bedroom. mine don't seem to be bothered when we hoover or walking around. the cats don't even seem to bother them when they sit and look at them and sleep above the heat bulbs |
1.1 normal royal, sully, silver
0.1 pinstripe royal, penny
1.1 pastel royal, lars, clover
0.1 lesser royal, serenity
0.1 black pastel royal, betty
0.1 mojave royal, mavis
0.1 normal het clown
1.0 pastel het clown
1.0 nuclear, ned
1.0 super phantom
1.0 childrens python, myles
0.1 hog island boa
0.1 sonoran x boa, grace
0.0.1 mack snow leopard gecko, munchkin
4.1 cats, stan, dave, marble, binx, daisy
4.1 rabbits, mol, ted, bill, spud, alice
0.1 crazy cat/bunny lady of bridgwater, lucy |
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7384 Posts |
Posted - 19/03/2011 : 11:19:32
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LOL - that's what my cats do!
Yes, as Blackskull says, snakes don't seem to be bothered by activities at floor level - erm, not that I vacuum that frequently ...
I wouldn't worry about the weight of a viv stack upstairs - when you think of the weight upstairs floors are built to take - heavy wardrobes, double beds with two people in ... As long as the stack's level and stable it ought to be fine - in fact it might be better upstairs because of the concrete downstairs floor striking cold in winter (I have this problem too.)
Good luck with your viv stack. |
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Kelfezond
The bearded one
United Kingdom
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Posted - 19/03/2011 : 11:25:04
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| I have my viv-stack upstairs in my bedroom, we do hoover (somtimes! honest!) and my TV is mounted to the wall next to it, none of this seems to bother my snakes that I have noticed. |
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Lotabob
Royal Python Moderator
United Kingdom
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Posted - 19/03/2011 : 16:36:39
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| I have my viv stack on the floor, nothing I do seems to bother my snakes, and when I hoover I usually get a nosey anery face poking out of his hide looking to see whats going on. They do feel these vibrations but they soon learn to accept it as normal in their habitat. My dog is a loon and runs about and jumps and bounces around and that doesn't bother them either I think once its not something new they soon realise it does them no harm and stay calm. |
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