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    Calabar Python

    I've been lurking around here for a while but never had a reason to join before today. I am experienced in reptile care but this will be my first snake. I've been snake shopping now for a while and come up with a list of possibilities. I hit the stores today to look at said possibilites and came across a Calabar python. I kindof fell in love with the little guy but left him at the store to research and set up a tank for him.

    The main issue I've come across is no care sheet says the same thing. I was hoping some of you could point me at your favorite care sheet or better yet have some of these little cuties and can provide me first hand experience. I wasn't even sure which forum to post this in as no one seems to know if they are a boa or a python!

    Main issues-
    High humidity vs. relatively dry
    Handleability- some sheets say that they handle it well some say never to touch them.
    Temp- but I figure I can take the most popular temp offered on the sheets and adjust as needed.

    Any information you might have would be greatly appreciated.

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    Re: Calabar Python

    WELCOME!!!!!

    I'm sorry I can't help with the animals as I have no experience with them but I'm sure someone can point you in the right direction.
    When you've got 10,000 people trying to do the same thing, why would you want to be number 10,001? ~ Mark Cuban
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    Re: Calabar Python

    Quote Originally Posted by Freakie_frog View Post
    WELCOME!!!!!
    Thanks! This looks like a great resource so I'm excited to be here with all you knowledgeable snake people! One of the main ways I used to narrow down the choices for my snake was to read back post. Unfortunately the only ones mentioning this species dont provide much info.

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    Re: Calabar Python

    Quote Originally Posted by PhoenixReptiles View Post
    I've been lurking around here for a while but never had a reason to join before today. I am experienced in reptile care but this will be my first snake. I've been snake shopping now for a while and come up with a list of possibilities. I hit the stores today to look at said possibilites and came across a Calabar python. I kindof fell in love with the little guy but left him at the store to research and set up a tank for him.

    The main issue I've come across is no care sheet says the same thing. I was hoping some of you could point me at your favorite care sheet or better yet have some of these little cuties and can provide me first hand experience. I wasn't even sure which forum to post this in as no one seems to know if they are a boa or a python!

    Main issues-
    High humidity vs. relatively dry
    Handleability- some sheets say that they handle it well some say never to touch them.
    Temp- but I figure I can take the most popular temp offered on the sheets and adjust as needed.

    Any information you might have would be greatly appreciated.
    Here are a few sites i found that seem pretty useful:

    http://www.kingsnake.com/sandboa/calabar.html
    http://www.reptilia.net/articulos_ing/028.pdf
    http://www.petclubuk.com/p/informati...r-boa-care/374

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