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New enclosure tips
Hey everyone,
My girlfriend and I are really considering getting another snake soon, and I am trying to total up the cost of the enclosure based on the species. We are considering ball pythons, RTB's and various colubrids (mostly cornsnakes)
Here is what I know we will need for whatever we get....
Hides
Water Bowl
Deadwood Log (personal pref., helps with shed)
UTH
Dimmer
Acurite
We are planning on housing whatever we get in a vivarium, in case that changes anything.
Heres what I am wondering about the most. I have read quite a bit about corns and boa, and I have read/kept a bp for several months now, but I wanted to make sure we have everything ready. People tend to say corns are extremely easy to keep, with little to no adjustment needed for humidity, and a fairly easy temp gradient. Bp's I am not too worried about either. Boas on the other hand, being more arboreal, I wanted to make sure dont require anything extra. I know they are not arboreal like a GTP or ETB would be, requiring a perch instead of hides, at least as far as I can tell.
Basically, is there anything about corns or boas that may not show up or be emphasized enough in a caresheet, etc that would be good for a new keeper of that species to know.
Thanks
-Austin
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