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How do BP's drink?

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  • 11-18-2007, 09:27 PM
    MelissaFlipski
    Re: How do BP's drink?
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by Noek View Post
    I read somewhere that their main water source comes from their food..can anyone validate this?

    I understand (from Brian at BHB) that they get 50% from their food and 50% from drinking.


    Moriar, GREAt shot! Didn't know they opened their mouths before drinking. What was the next move?


    Quote:

    Originally Posted by patthesnakeman View Post
    wierd that you said that i swear not...five mins ago this happened

    Cute shot. Is that a price tag sticker in the water bowl? Might want to get that out.


    Quote:

    Originally Posted by MedusasOwl View Post
    Not a bp, but I caught one of my snakes on video drinking. I think it's the cutest thing how their cheeks work when they're getting a drink. :love:

    Great video!


    Quote:

    Originally Posted by bjfoste1 View Post
    ive seen mine drink like those pictures above ..to almost like he is sucking an imaginary straw

    I have seen our BP drinking off the sides of the glass when I have misted. But never drinking from his bowl - though I've seen him soak, but his head was not under.

    Every time I put our new little Kenyan Sand Boa back in, I offer him the water bowl, and he almost always rewards me with a show. He sticks his face in and seems to suck. Once, his underbelly was facing me and I had the pleasure of seeing the little lumps of water travel down his throat. How cute!!! He also likes to swim sometimes.
  • 11-19-2007, 03:31 PM
    will1am87
    Re: How do BP's drink?
    I have seen my BP, she flicks her tongue out and keeps her head a couple of cm's above the water's surface. Once she positions herself she will slowly move her lower jaw structure up and down, looks very nice....
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