Some care sheets

Hi All,
Started a new website that has some stuff for sale, as well as care sheets being posted up for various species (ball pythons, amazon tree boas, candoia, leptodiera, and so on - more to come as I have the time).

Take a look!
http://nyexotics.blogspot.com/p/tear-care.html

Thanks!
Chris:D

Hi,

Downloads don't work - just direct you to sign in to google sites as they are https links.

The downloads are working now. Thanks for sharing.

Yeah, they should be working now. I had a filter accidentally set.

Your caresheet for ball pythons says the hot spot should be at 90 celsius, which is 194 degrees F, which is obviously way too hot, i'd imagine its a typo, but you might want to go in and fix that

I just read the other two and they all say celsius

Thank you! I just realized I have all the temps labeled as C when they should be F... science teaching habit

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Originally Posted by bioteacher

Thank you! I just realized I have all the temps labeled as C when they should be F... science teaching habit

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Totally understandable, I just wouldnt want someone new to snakes to use yours as reference and cook their snakes alive, I doubt that would actually happen, but you never know

Great site btw, I like how you have a caresheet for the cat eye snakes, I cant recall ever seeing one for them before, but I really want one so it will help some day, now im gonna go check out the rest of the site

Fixed the labeling mistake - not a good start:mad:

Hi,

I don't know about letting the night time temps drop as low as 73-75f either. :oops:

I don't let mine drop much below 80f at all.


dr del

Thanks for the help. My temps get down in the mid/low 70s every night. I've had absolutely no respiratory issues or other issues. They all eat weekly, some will even eat once every 5 days (not recommended to let them though - I've only done this to add weight to underweight individuals that I've bought). All digest, defecate, and are active in a normal way.:)

No issues whatsoever.