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Dented eye/eye cap? help

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  • 05-27-2013, 05:30 AM
    Mike41793
    Dented eye/eye cap? help
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by crepers86 View Post
    I had a snake that drank all the time out of her water dish, her tub stayed well hydrated and never skipped a meal

    "a snake"? Ball python or what?

    You live in TX, right? I wouldn't be surprised if it did drink due to heat or humidity.
  • 05-27-2013, 09:37 AM
    bcr229
    Re: Dented eye/eye cap? help
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by Andybill View Post
    For those who are not familiar with Mike's sarcastic nature, the basic idea behind having a water bowl in the enclosure is to give the snake the option of having a water source to drink from and to help keep the humidity up in the enclosure. :gj:

    Funny, most of mine seem to think it's a toilet. ;)
  • 05-27-2013, 01:30 PM
    Dragonviper
    Re: Dented eye/eye cap? help
    I wasn't expecting my post to cause a stir. I was unaware of the OP's setup at the time of my post so I suggested to monitor the humidity and have water for the snake available at all times. If the humidity in the enclosure was low, the very least that could be done is have water available for the snake to drink and have that help the overall humidity in the tank. If they had an enclosure where they had a hard time maintaining humidity for more than a few hours (such as the tank that the snake is being housed in) I do think providing a water bowl would help the snake if there is fluctuation with the humidity and it got too dry before someone could mist the tank.
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