Quote Originally Posted by olstyn View Post
This would seem to disagree with you on that point, recommending a gradient of 77-83 degrees F. Call me crazy, but I think a guy who has over 100 healthy rainbow boas and produces many litters every year knows what he's talking about with regard to their care.
Funny you mention that reputable source, when they stole that care sheet from someone else and even put their own name on it.

Quote Originally Posted by fishmommy View Post
it's important to note that care of babies is very different from care of adults. Babies need to be kept below 85 (85 can kill!) and at almost 100% humidity. The best way to do this is using a small plastic tub kept at a steady 77-80 degrees F.
I have kept my baby at 89-91 degrees. He has shed and eats great. (note, he's not dead)

I'm not saying I have it right or you guys have it wrong. But typing on a public forum, 91 or 85 degrees will kill a BRB is ridiculous. I know two local breeders and they both approve of my setup. I know them in real life. Not some website.