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First Blood tips/advice

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  • 12-14-2011, 02:45 AM
    RhacHead
    First Blood tips/advice
    Hey I have always wanted a nice albino blood python but never really had the cash AND extra time for a new project we that's about to change! I have a female Albino blood that should be arriving tomorrow. I've been reading up and have gathered they like it a little cooler mid-high 70's and high (60-70%) humidity. So I just wanted advice anyone with firsthand knowledge has. As well as links to any good caresheets. Thanks in advance and I'll post pics when I get her in.
  • 12-14-2011, 03:07 AM
    John1982
    Dave and Tracy Barker have been keeping bloods for a long time, I trust their care sheet is about as good as it gets..

    http://vpi.com/publications/blood_py...ation_and_care

    Best of luck and I look forward to seeing pics of the little lady!
  • 12-14-2011, 05:48 AM
    Anna.Sitarski
    x2 Around 80F is just fine. I have all of mine on mulch and make sure you have a water bowl big enough for her to soak in. Congrats bloods are awesome!
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