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    She Ate!!!

    Here are some pictures...i went kind of crazy seeing how i've never seen a snake eat before All i can say it was a good feeling to finally see her eat though...Also, it got kind of messy, the blood on her is from the mouse, so don't be concerned...









    hope u guys like the pictures

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    Re: She Ate!!!

    Unless she is in shed, humidity in the 70% range is not needed. Bring it into the 40's or 50's if you can. ALso, it looks a little cool in there. Your cool side should not be any lower than 80*.
    lots of snakes

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    Re: She Ate!!!

    i know...we've been trying to fix that problem, but we can't seem to get everything perfectly squared away...we're trying...believe me. thanks for being concerned though

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    Re: She Ate!!!

    What type of bedding is that? Do you have the top of the tank covered with anything?
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    Re: She Ate!!!

    It's a substrate called "Eco Earth" and yes, we have a sliding mesh lid, and she's tried to get out before with no luck...

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    Re: She Ate!!!

    Quote Originally Posted by nlankas
    It's a substrate called "Eco Earth" and yes, we have a sliding mesh lid, and she's tried to get out before with no luck...
    I believe he means covering the mesh with something. This is a cheap easy way to keep it both humid and the temps up.

    http://www.ball-pythons.net/forums/s...ad.php?t=32800

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    Re: She Ate!!!

    not covered yet...working on it though...thanks for the advice

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    Re: She Ate!!!

    That's a ton of substrate

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    Re: She Ate!!!

    is that a good thing or bad thing? i really don't know that much about substrates, and i researched on the internet that "Eco Earth" was recommended by most websites, the petstore guy had a few snakes himself and seemed like he knew what he was doing and gave us the amount he thought was sufficient...Our tank is big though (60 gallons), so i don't know...this is what is giving us problems with our temperatures too.

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    Re: She Ate!!!

    Quote Originally Posted by nlankas
    is that a good thing or bad thing? i really don't know that much about substrates, and i researched on the internet that "Eco Earth" was recommended by most websites, the petstore guy had a few snakes himself and seemed like he knew what he was doing and gave us the amount he thought was sufficient...Our tank is big though (60 gallons), so i don't know...this is what is giving us problems with our temperatures too.
    I use the same stuff and mine is maybe 1/4" thick. Personally I think you have wayyy too much

    If you have UTH it wouldn't allow as much heat through, and holds too much humidity.

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