About Cecelia Ericson Expertise I do answer question about lizards and snakes others. I work at The American International Rattlesnake Museum in Albuquerque, NM. Plus I vounteer with the New Mexico Wildlife Rescue Clinic. Helping without with taking care of enjuried birds and reptiles and others..
Experience I have answered questions related to reptiles and amphibians, others. Which I am still learning about Turtles, Frogs. Please contact me anytime. I have study and learned so much about reptiles for a longer tha 4 years now. I have experience with my own reptiles at home myself. Now I have a partner to work with and learn more about reptile. Yep! That's right my friends. He a true Reptile Expert you can count on. Just like me here. I hope to hear from you all really soon this nexts year of 2006. Good Luck!!!!!!
I am still willing to give my hardest work and studing more of what I like about reptiles....So, don't be afried to ask questions that you are not sure of or facts that you need to know. I will be there every step of your reptiles life and help with. Yes. That's why I am here for you and your reptiles. Come on by and send those reptiles questions. Stay close and keep your reptiles healthy. Yep!
Question Hello, I live in slight Northern california,the area around San Jose, up in the hills. Occasionally I find rattlesnakes at my house, and I relocate them into the hills. The hills are very dry and hot, and I dont know if the snake can survive in that environment. Where should I put these rattlesnakes? What kind of environment do they need? Im afraid that I am putting them in the wrong place. Please help me with some information. Thankyou.
Answer Stephanie,
Rattlesnakes prefer to be in a high ground where it's cooler..
Like up in the mountians in a din of rocks. That's where they need to hide and rest, to stay cool from the hot sun.
That's the best place where you should relocate the rattlesnakes you have found by your house.
I hope this helps.
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