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    Long Overdue Most Recent Pics of SunSpot

    Many of you may not know about, or remember, my rescued pastel fella SunSpot.
    (Original posts: http://ball-pythons.net/forums/showt...ghlight=pastel And http://ball-pythons.net/forums/showt...hlight=SunSpot )

    Well, I just took some new pictures of the big guy yesterday and thought the gang here might like to see them. He is now 4.5 years old, and weighed in at 920g (he still will only take small rats...).






    Despite my nervousness about power losses and not having a generator yet, I will be keeping this pretty boy for his entire life no matter what.
    **Adriana - White 'N Nerdy!**

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    Oh. I love him. He's very handsome.

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    Re: Long Overdue Most Recent Pics of SunSpot

    Thanks for the update he is looking good. When I lost power here in the north I did 2 things Hot Water Bottles in the enclosure a 2L bottle full of hot tap water kept my enclosure at 75+ for a good 4-5 hours. I also got the Cosco size box of handwarmers for under the cage and they did an ok job as well about 74-75 after about 12.5 hours with no heat. The house was a chilly 65 so it made a difference. I know the temps arent ideal but way better than 65.
    Last edited by RestlessRobie; 07-09-2012 at 08:53 PM.
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