The jade snake does not recognize its owner. Because reptiles have no self-awareness and do not have feelings for their owners, and the eyesight of jade snakes is not very good. They rely on heat sensors to perceive things around them. They cannot identify their owners through vision, so they do not have the ability to The conditions for the snake to recognize its owner, so breeders must not have expectations about the jade snake recognizing its owner.

How to raise a jade snake

1. After preparing a breeding box, it is best to place some dead branches in the box for the jade snake to climb. The breeding box needs to be laid with a substrate, usually wood chips, artificial turf or newspapers. Use old newspapers. New ones smell of ink and cannot be used. For daily management, just keep them clean and easy to clean

2. Jade Snakes need to drink water when raising them, and some also like to take baths, so they need a small basin and a sturdy water bag in the box for them to drink water and take baths.

3. Jade snakes are also cold-blooded animals. They need to be kept within a certain temperature range. The daily temperature of the breeding box should be maintained at 24 to 30 degrees Celsius during the day and about 19 to 23 degrees at night. The humidity should be maintained as long as Just dry, usually at 65% humidity.

4. Jade snakes need to eat. The best food for them is white mice. You can eat some other meat as long as it is not fat, but it is not as good as white mice. Jade snakes are not fed every day. The interval between feeds is about 7 to 10 days, but be sure not to feed too large a body or too much at a time. Under normal circumstances, it will be excreted three days after eating. The owner should clean up the excrement as soon as possible because the ammonia in the excrement Will irritate and damage the snake's eyes.