Thinking about getting a blood
Hi,
I'm new to this forum. I have been keeping balls for a few years and have fallen in love the the bloods. I guess I would like to know what kind of temperments they have and is one species better for a novice than another.
Also, who would you recommend for breeders. I have heard that they can be a little tempermental.
thanks,
Steph
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Hi,
I'm new to this forum. I have been keeping balls for a few years and have fallen in love the the bloods. I guess I would like to know what kind of temperments they have and is one species better for a novice than another.
Also, who would you recommend for breeders. I have heard that they can be a little tempermental.
thanks,
Steph
Welcome to the forum:gj:
Bloods are quite rewarding snakes to have in a collection, excellent snakes at that. Bloods can definitely be moody. Although with regular handling they can calm down quite a bit.
Since you've been keeping Balls for a few years, I'm sure this is an awesome next step to take. Their care isn't very difficult as they like a lower temp for their hot spot, but do require a higher humidity level of around 65%-70%.\
Keith McPeek @ The Bloodline is a reputable Blood breeder, as well as VPI.
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I personally prefer the Borneo (Breitensteini). They are just a tad smaller then Brongersmai. Mr. Tim Mead has some very nice, calm and healthy Borneo’s.
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Buy CBB!
Agreed! Regardless of where you get your blood/stp, that person should remain a resource for you during your snakekeeping experience. My mentors have been a huge source of support & information over the years, for which I'm eternally grateful.
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Thanks everyone!!
It will CBB, that's for sure!
Besides the Bloodpython.com website that isn't up anymore, is there another site that is good for general blood info. Like the different species and what nots.
Chris,
Your snakes are out of this world!!
Steph