Humidity

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Originally Posted by ddbjdealer

3 hours? I wish I could have done all the research I've done in 3 hours. But part of it is it's just so fascinating, I'm like a 3 yr old sponging up all the info I can. I feel like Johnny 5 in Short Circuit. I just keep saying "INPUT, INPUT!!!" :)

Ken

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INPUT INPUT NEED MORE INPUT STEPHANIE!!!!!!! LOL i am the same way. i have yet to find enough info on BP's online.

air23, how are the temps and humidity. try and get the temps right first, thats credical.

Here is some advice you can use now. Try not to hold your snake to much the first 7 days ( I know the temptation is there) He needs time to get used to his/hers new surroundings. I would also wait the 7 days before feeding. If you can not resist the urge please only hold the snake in small time incriments, you do not want your new BP to stress and go off feeding (not a definate but it can happen). Make sure their is a warm spot for your snake (85-92) on one side of the enclosure and cool side. Make sure there is a least one spot in the tank that your BP can hide. If you live in a dry climate I would put a wet cloth or papaer towel inside the hide ( make sure to remove the cloth every other day you don't want to cause an infection on your snake due to mold and such). Very important make sure your new BP has fresh water at all times. Good luck with your new BP and feel free to ask if you have any more questions.