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  • 06-29-2007, 09:11 AM
    liam
    Re: help :(
    lets not turn this into a arguement. wether u feed in 'home' or in a eating house, is ur opinion, and hopefully it is what the snake feels more comfetible with.. im trying in home becasue she is familer with it and seems more releaxed there. but if ur snake is trained to eat in eating house then eat in eating house :P

    is 60-70 humid good?
  • 06-29-2007, 09:23 AM
    AkivaSmith
    Re: help :(
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by liam
    is 60-70 humid good?

    That is high. 50-60 is better. I believe that if you make the opening where the heat lamp is shining through you should be able to lower it easily.

    When the BP is in shed you will want to raise it to 70-80, but only for the few days that she is in shed.
  • 06-29-2007, 12:20 PM
    liam
    Re: help :(
    o bugger, i was tyold 60-70 so when it get to its normal 55-60 i get bit frekaed and raise it... ty m8.. ill keep it 50-60 :) dam everyone is so helpful
  • 06-29-2007, 03:11 PM
    liam
    Re: help :(
    ok humid is proper, how do i handle her, becuase i dont know if i shoud just stick my hand in and pick her up. but i don't know her temperment so im bit nervous.... could any one tell me how to handle...

    also how do u thaw out ur food?
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