can anyone tell me approx. when the snakes start comming out of hibernation?

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1.0 Ball Python
0.0.1? Chaco Gold Stripe Tarantula
0.1 Puff Adder
1 golder retriever

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That all depends on the snake, whether or not you put it through brumation or whether it chose to brumate itself. Usually around Spring time - April, May,. one of our male BPs brumates himself and goes off feed for around 6 months. He came back up in May last year. Others will come up sooner, or you can artificially provide a change in temps and light to increase the chances of your snake coming out of brumation sooner, although it's quite safe to leave them to it, just change waters weekly and check on them every couple of weeks.

I've just read your post again and I think you mean in the wild, not in captivity as I earlier suggested?.. again, they should come out around Spring time, as the temps start getting warmer and days start getting longer.

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So it will be different times depending on what part of the country.

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Is it normal that my cb snakes are not burmating? They are active

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2.0 burmese pythons
1.0 Ball Python
0.0.1? Chaco Gold Stripe Tarantula
0.1 Puff Adder
1 golder retriever

Wish List
FalseWater Cobra
green iggy
blue tongued skink
b and w tengu
savannah monitor
[color=Red]I can accept failure,but I can't accept not trying- Michael Jordan

Hello,
Brumation occurs when the reptiles sense a change in the barometric pressure and temperatures/light cycle. In many instances, reptiles will not brumate because we maintain optimal temperatures for them. Most brumation is induced by the owners. They limit the daylight hours and slowly reduce temperatures. If your temperatures and light cycles have not fluctuated, there should be no brumation induced and that would be normal.