The thin green snake will not recognize its owner. The thin green snake is a cold-blooded animal with a low IQ and poor eyesight. It cannot see the external environment clearly. It relies on its keen sense of smell to identify physical objects, so it will not recognize its owner. But if you feed it frequently, it will become familiar with the owner's smell, and generally it will not attack the owner. It is best not to handle the thin green snake when raising it. Even if it is not a threat to humans, the high body temperature of humans will affect its crawling to a certain extent.
How to raise a thin green snake:
1. Environment
To raise a thin green snake, you need to place some vines or vines in the breeding box. Things like branches simulate its natural growth environment and allow it to climb.
2. Feeding
The green skinny snake has a slender body but a large appetite. It likes to eat small lizards, and it can also be fed frogs and birds. Generally, feeding once every 1-2 weeks is sufficient.
3. Temperature
The most suitable temperature for the thin green snake is 20-25 degrees. If the temperature is too low to maintain life and movement, it must be heated.