Hello from Va

[frankykeno]

Hi Duane, welcome to BPNet! If you need any help sorting out this place please don't hesitate to ask an Admin (names in red) or a Mod (names in green) for assistance.

Glass tanks with their mesh lids tend to be more difficult to keep proper humidity in, especially during the dryer winter months. You might want to try covering most of the mesh lid with something like Press n Seal and just leaving a bit of each corner open for air exchange. Also you could add in a second water dish, on the warm side if you have room, that is low and wide allowing for more evaporation in the enclosure. Some people use dampened spagnum moss here and there in the enclosure to promote more humidity.

[Ranegyr]

This place is awesome. Welcome to the club.

[Wh00h0069]

Duane!

[Duane]

Thanks for the welcome, and ty joanna for that advice i have coverd 3/4 of the screen and added a dish with a wet cloth in it which raised the humidity from 30% to 50%.

[clipclopclip]

Hi and Welcome!

I used to live in Falls Church, I now live in Colorado. How did you come up with your names for your balls?

Oh, and just so you know, the numbers before the species name/morph refers to gender.

So, you have 1.1 ball pythons

1.0 means one male snake
0.1 means one female snake

3.5 means 3 males and 5 females.

Hope this helps

[dsirkle]

welcome aboard!

[Duane]

Thanks Rachel i was exactly sure about the numbers.

[clipclopclip]

Thanks Rachel i was exactly sure about the numbers.

You are welcome How did you come up with the names of your snakes? Those names are pretty cool