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  • 06-18-2014, 07:21 PM
    Jdcbp
    Re: Humidity
    Thank you you all . I'll take the advice of everything


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  • 06-18-2014, 07:22 PM
    Jdcbp
    Re: Humidity
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    Originally Posted by Skittles1101 View Post
    No, it doesn't change anything. Honestly, some veteran snake keepers keep snakes together, but they are generally extremely well knowledged and financially and mentally prepared for the worst. If you're asking a simple question such as ambient temps and humidity ranges, you most certainly are not prepared for something to go wrong. I highly suggest separating them, and keeping them apart. It's an honest mistake that a lot of novice keepers do. I'd be lying if I said I didn't think about it before I knew more. But I've been keeping reptiles for close to 4 years and I still wouldn't consider keeping them together.

    They don't benefit in the least to being kept together, so any excuse to do it as a new person is just laziness.

    Beautiful snakes by the way!

    Thank you


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