Who says they don't appreciate height?!

[kdreptiles]

As this is still a thread in the pictures section....
I don't know about anyone else's snakes, but I have one CH, slender-but-muscular male, and the only direction he ever wants to go when exploring anywhere is UP!

[Skiploder]

As this is still a thread in the pictures section....
I don't know about anyone else's snakes, but I have one CH, slender-but-muscular male, and the only direction he ever wants to go when exploring anywhere is UP!

Hmmmm.

There goes "the only reason they climb is to escape high temperature" theory".

[Capray]

Personally, I always thought 50% was too low despite the care sheets for the same reasons Jerry posted.
My humidity is 60-70% normally.

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X2. Mine gets dented eye sheilds below 50%. I keep my tub in the 60's on a normal day.


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[TessadasExotics]

How in the world do you know this? Do the BPs go to the swamps to hunt, then return to the ever-necessary grassland surrounded termite mound when they are full? The fact is, these animals are extremely adaptable in the wild and in captivity. Here is a study that shows this, but people still don't believe it, or they think it must be extreme behavior found in a fringe environment. Think about BCI and the incredibly diverse conditions they are found, from rainforest to desert, and everything in between. These things are only fragile in a 20 long.

How about because the study said that they are found their OCCASIONALLY? Did you ever see me say that they need "the ever-necessary grassland surrounded termite mound"? Pretty sure that If they are only occasionally found in swampy areas then that would possibly mean they are there hunting for prey items.