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    Re: BP Dehydration Question

    Quote Originally Posted by Spyderco1116 View Post
    Is it possible for a BP to get dehydrated because of humidity being too low? Are there any signs that would lead someone to believe it is too dry in their enclosure? And let's put aside the whole hygrometer thing too... I mean, what if the hygrometer is giving a false reading or something. I appreciate any input on this topic. THANKS!!!
    Yes, I believe it is. I would first recommend getting a digital thermometer/hygrometer as those are more accurate. You can get one from the pet store for about $25. But hygrometers aside, if your snake has a dry shed, that would be a very big sign that your enclosure is not humid enough and your snake is dehydrated.

    Always make sure your snake has a fresh bowl of water to lay in if he/she wants. And mist your tank a couple of times a week. You can get a cheap spray bottle from the dollar store if money is an issue and those work just fine.


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