Hello,
We were discussing today what minimum and maximum temperatures snakes (or cold-blooded animals in general) can withstand without dying. Does anyone have any information for me?
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Depending on where it comes from, can it hold up to 0 degrees and slow down the heartbeat accordingly and are also cold-blooded, so on temperatures, or else reliant to heat up, that it can become active and at night it keeps it out,because they also slug holes,or raise other animals looking up and is not quite so cold.
In the desert there are temperatures of up to 50° C. during the day, but at night temperatures fall below 0° C. This makes snakes “locker”.
Come on, I’d say. Northern European species in any case have frost (crucids, blinds, amphibians).
You want to set up a terrarium outside?
nene, was just a purely theoretical question… I would only have been interested if the animals would survive for example -50°C… or has their cycle already gone down to such an extent that you can’t “revive” them?
Hmm, so snakes usually do not occur in countries where it becomes SO cold, so no areas with permanent frozen soils. (http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schlangen#Proliferation_and_Lebensr.C3.A4ume.
In amphibians it is similar (http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amphibians#Proliferation).
Heat is not so tragic (you can of course not expose a frog in the Sahara).
I think that the temperature drops of -50 degrees would probably survive the Nordic species. Maybe you’ll find a terrarium forum that knows more.