Hi from colorado

[tsjoe2]

Hi my name is Michelle Vosberg an I kinda new to this place so thought I would say hi an ask for any advice on understanding heat and humidity in Colorado for its ussally cold an dry humidity around here if any one has any advice please contact me thanks

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[tsjoe2]

Also interested in breeding so any advise on that would also be ausome thanks

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[TheWinWizard]

Welcome to the family Michelle. What are you keeping at this time, or looking to get?

[Mike41793]

Welcome to the forum and go Bruins!

[Kinra]

Welcome to the site.

[gsarchie]

I live in the springs and I have to mist my tanks quite often, daily when they are about to shed. As for heat, as long as your home or wherever you keep your snakes is heated and you provide a warm spot for basking the heat won't be an issue.

[Slim]

Welcome to BP.net! Great to have you here

[Gomojoe]

Where in Colorado are you located? I'm in Colorado Springs. I humidify the room I keep my snakes in and use a space heater in the winter to keep the temp right. In the summer I have to use AC in the room because it is on the 2nd floor and gets quite a bit of sun.

[tsjoe2]

I'm in Colorado springs to an I have a ball python an looking into getting another but I'm struggling keeping her warm enough she almost always cold when I take her out so I getting consered

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[gsarchie]

That makes 6 in the Springs area for the first official Colorado Springs BP.net "beer gathering" after I get home from Afghanistan! LOL I'm a homebrewer so I could host and show off the collection for the first meeting.

Gomojoe and I gave some tips already, but I'll add that it would be best to keep them away from exterior walls in any season, as in the winter and summer the temps will fluctuate more from the temps outside.