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    All snakes grow at different rates. Even clutchmates.
    I had a snake that was half the size of her sister at 2 months old.
    Both ate the same meals weekly.

    What is your humidity % of both enclosures? It just sounds like you need to increase your humidity. You can do a few things.
    Here are some options:
    1) Cover 90% of their enclosure lid with a damp towel, plexiglass, or tin foil (I'm assuming you're using a glass tank)
    2) use a larger water dish (larger dish has a larger surface area to allow greater evaporation)
    3) move water dish to the hot side of the enclosure
    4) Use a different substrate such as coco husk or cypress mulch (these hold humidity really well)
    5) make a humid hide (a Tupperware container with a hole in the lid to allow the snake to go in and out. And place a damp towel or damp moss inside. The snake has a choice to use the hide whenever it wants humidity)
    Last edited by satomi325; 09-15-2012 at 12:52 AM.

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