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It sounds like doing that might encourage the snakes to reproduce and you’ll just end up with more snakes. Even if you’re fine building a few new habitats every
by judge2020 5y ago
It sounds like doing that might encourage the snakes to reproduce and you’ll just end up with more snakes. Even if you’re fine building a few new habitats every year, at a certain point would you encounter some sort of snake breeding law/regulation?
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- schiffern 5y agoLeave it to HN to go immediately from "provide a sun-warmed refuge for snake basking" to a full-on snake housing crisis. :'D No need to overthink this. Just pile some rocks and enjoy the benefits of ecosystem services.
- cutemonster 5y agoYes, more stones, don't mean more food for the snakes to eat (shouldn't be many more of them). But won't they bite you? Hmm maybe snakes that feed on insects, don't usually also eat humans