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Thread: Cook's Tree Boa

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    Cook's Tree Boa

    where can find good care sheet for Cook's Tree Boa ?
    i looked in corallus.com but nothing found.
    cook's has the same husbandary with hortulanus?
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    Re: Cook's Tree Boa

    Cooks and hortulanus are one in the same. Temps in the low to mid 80's, a hide box of some sort, water dish, paper towel substrate is fine, average humidity but not constantly damp.


    I keep my amazons in HOMZ containers that are sold in any K-mart. I use 17 qt. for babies and smalls...and the 30 qt. sweater boxes for mediums and larges. I use hide caves and rock water dishes. I actually never mist mine but I live in s. florida and it is a little humid here so the air doesn't get dried out by a heater constantly being on. I also use paper towels for substrate just because it is easy to clean and change when they go to the bathroom.

    I have loads of amazons so if you have any questions feel free to post away!

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    Re: Cook's Tree Boa

    Wicked color on that amazon......I might have to look into those.....I have been thinking about getting something that likes to climb
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    Re: Cook's Tree Boa

    i bought one cook
    http://img462.imageshack.us/img462/6881/dsc001234tk.jpg
    he coils around the pinky but doesn't start eating. it allow the pinky to drop down.
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    Re: Cook's Tree Boa

    Try setting him up in a 'shoe box' type environment with something to hide under and a water dish and he will do better. That's a pretty open space with not much to hide in so he may be stressed a bit.

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    Re: Cook's Tree Boa

    the breeder told me tha he ate all times frozen pinkies.
    if i set the pinky in the hide box overnight may eat?
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