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My BP George
Here he is!
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Re: My BP George
Your snake is looking good, maybe a little thin, but not the worst I have seen. You could try feeding every other week, that would help out. I can't see much of the set up, but the heat rock worries me, do you have a retrostat or thermostat on it? They can get very hot and possibly burn your snake. If you don't already have them, I would suggest two hides that are tight fitting, one on the hot side and one on the cold side.
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Re: My BP George
I have been reading about the setup for a proper habitat. When the guy gave him to me He gave me the container (old console television case about 4ft x 2ft.) and the contents theres a wood treelike item, a heatrock, and the woodchips. He said they weren't cedar, as he said cedar chips were bad for them. I put in a water bowl. I know by reading on here I need to get him a hide. I also need to get some sort of heat, maybe a heatlamp on one side? I wanna make sure and assemble the best habitat that I can. I had read on here that heat rocks could burn them.
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Re: My BP George
I use tanks, but you could also use a tub. The substrate I love is Eco-earth expandable substrate, but you could use aspen or paper towels as well. Cedar is very bad for ball pythons, I would not suggest that at all. Under the tank heat mats are the best source of heat for a ball python, but again, you would need a thermostat or a retrostat, but a retrostat is supposed to be temporary. Set the heat mat to stay between 93-95 Degrees. Keep the humidity at 50-60% regularly, and 60-70% when in shed. As long as your ambient air temperature stays at about 80 degrees, you should not need a heat lamp, they also make your humidity drop as as well. If you do happen to need a heat lamp, use a red or black heat lamp, or a ceramic heat emitter.
Ball Pythons:
0.1.0 Bumble Bee- Schnapps
0.1.0 Pinstripe- Penny
0.1.0 Super Cinnamon- Cleo
0.1.0 Albino- Daiquiri
0.1.0 Low White Piebald- Hershey
1.0.0 Low White Piebald- Reese
1.0.0 Paradox Super Cinnamon- Dash
1.0.0 100% Het. Albino- Jester
1.0.0 50% Het. Albino Jake
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Re: My BP George
Hello George! He's a pretty golden color. Welcome to the family
I think he looks good, but ditch the heat rock. They are just unstable. The under tank heaters are the best, but a heat will work. You measure his hot side, and cool side with a digital indoor/outdoor thermometer with hygrometer. Good luck with him.
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Re: My BP George
Can anyone tell me the color scheme of him? I wondered if he had a normal scheme or something else..
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Re: My BP George
Normal, I would get the heat rock out of there ASAP, can cause very bad burns
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Re: My BP George
I'm taking it out tomorrow and was going to replace it with an underneath pad. The guy I got it from had that in there and I was using it until payday. (today)
Thanks for confirming my suspicions on the color scheme.
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Re: My BP George
George is very cute! And don't worry, you'll learn all you need to know & more on this site... LOL.
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Re: My BP George
P.S. Did you notice he has a cool skull pattern? It's just below and to the right of his head...
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Ball Pythons: 0.4 Normals, 1.0 Pastel, 1.1 Mojaves, 1.0 Black Pastel, 2.0 Spiders, 0.1 Lesser, 1.0 Orange Ghost, 0.1 Honeybee
0.1 Spotted Python, 1.1 Stimson's Pythons, 1.0 Jungle Carpet Python
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