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    The snake will be fine, lets get the husbandry issues fixed, then we'll move onto feeding.

    6qt tub, lined in paper towel
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    hide, a small margarine tub will work
    a heat source controlled by a thermostat
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    Re: Normal BP hatchling

    i've got a small (1-5gallon) undertank heater which is like the size of a large human hand, it would be a good week or two before i can get my pocket on some nice controlled heating pad that's large

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    i spoke to the breeder and he said it did NOT shed along with the fact that it did NOT eat yet so i greatly appreciate all the help and tomorrow if i can get a vehicle i will run down to walmart right away for all that listed

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    you are starting down a long hard road but IF you can make it through this you should be good to go with anything that little bugger throws at you.

    FYI, select a different breeder next time. I know we dont "value" normals as much as the morphs BUT it never should have been sold so early

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    Re: Normal BP hatchling

    Quote Originally Posted by PitOnTheProwl View Post
    FYI, select a different breeder next time. I know we dont "value" normals as much as the morphs BUT it never should have been sold so early
    100% agree!
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    Re: Normal BP hatchling

    Quote Originally Posted by llovelace View Post
    the snake will be fine, lets get the husbandry issues fixed, then we'll move onto feeding.

    6qt tub, lined in paper towel
    water dish
    hide, a small margarine tub will work
    a heat source controlled by a thermostat home depot sells light dimmers for like $10
    also need a digital thermometer to know what the temps are
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    Last edited by PitOnTheProwl; 08-28-2011 at 07:38 AM.

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