Lucy has her own special way of doing things

Like climbing all the way over the hide before slithering in. She is so adorable. Got to see her strike at prey for the first time today!https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...c772b259da.jpghttps://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...502b508b27.jpg

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I always look at mine and wonder what's going through her mind. Probably "Wait waduhek where is the door oh there it is okiedokie welp lemme crawl in but I look derpy"

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Lucy is beautiful.


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I'm always telling her she's the most beautiful girl on the planet. [emoji4]

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We've got a roamer on our hands. She was being quite active today so I took her out to explore for a while. She hates getting taken out of her tank, but seems to enjoy being out. https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...1f176e5bcd.jpg

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They are definitely unique creatures!!

Just gonna throw my two cents at ya:

1) I always recommend covering the back, top and two sides of glass enclosures with cardboard or some other thick, dark paper. Tape it to the OUTSIDE of the enclosure (no tape or any other sticky things ever go inside) to provide your snake with more security. If you live somewhere temps and humidity are tougher in the winter months using 1/2" foam board insulation helps a lot for security as well as being a huge help with temp and humidity control.

2) You're also gonna want to ditch that half log at some point. They are open at 2 ends and provide BPs with little to no security. BPs typically outgrow them pretty quickly as well.
They are also untreated wood and can harbor mold.

Anyway, she seems to be settling in pretty well. Looking good. :gj: