My First GTP!

Sorry, I think I was actually looking at the plants taped to the wall :P

wow, amazing snake!

She's hot Mike. Is she handleable?

I hope that the cord doesn't separate at the junction where she is resting. It could mildly shock her to death :(. You give the custom money spent do dads and they always chew up your socks and shoes. She's just like that :).

I'll be looking forward to updates.

Charlie S.

Thank you Charlie, I got her couple days ago so she is getting acclimated at the the moment, don't know if she is handleable.

Yes it does connect where she is resting, today I'm going to try and "convince" her to move off of the cord.

Keep you updated!


Mike

Well little post shed pictures!

She shed perfect! Took her all night but all went well.

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Thanks!

Mike

Looks stunning after the shed. :rockon:

wow what a beauty, i want one now.... :snake:

:O Is all I have to say, how is keeping up the humidity going for ya? you misting alot?

Thanks Chris!

Well I have a good cage that holds humidity very well.

A common misconception with GTP's is that they require %100 humidity all the time, this is untrue and will lead to health problems. What I do is in the morning or afternoon I mist down the whole cage the humidity then gets up to 90-95%. Over the next 24 hours I let it dry out to about 50-60% and then mist again. If you have 90-95% all the time you don't have proper ventilation in your cage or your room is very humid.



Mike

Couple of question's for you Mike if you dont mind. It looks like your cage is around 2'x2'x2'? also how big is the radiant heat panel your using? and is that working good enough to provide the hot spot and ambient temps? Thanks.

Chris