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Hi new to the forums. Lesser bee bp pics
Hey guys and gals im new to the forum. Ive owned snakes all my life. Just recently picked up a lesser bee from an expo here in kentucky. Last year I purchased an albino ball and she died. She wouldnt eat. Tried everything. Took her to pet store they kept her for a couple weeks she still wouldnt eat. Finally she died. Before her I had a brazilian rainbow boa kept her for a year and ended up giving her to a father and son who wanted a snake but couldnt afford one. Gave them enclosure and all. Couldnt stay away so this weekend I picked up this lesser bee male. Who is very active during holding and docile as can be. 5 mins after holding him he comes out of his ball and moves around great. My last albino never opened up to me so this one is looking to be a good snake. Will be trying to feed next weekend. Let him get settled in good. Heres some pics.
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He's awesome looking,best of luck
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Hi new to the forums. Lesser bee bp pics
Congrats nice pickup
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Welcome to the forum. Nice looking boy, sorry to hear about you albino though.
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Re: Hi new to the forums. Lesser bee bp pics
Pretty snake! Hopefully better luck this time around.
-Jen
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Thanks guy. Whats everyone using for substrate and heatinf/lighting these days. Ive always used carpet in my tanks. Thinking about switching. Also always uses day bulbs for heat and infrared at night. A guy at the expo was telling me I could just use the infrared day and night for heat and lighting due to BP's being nocturnal. Any truth to this? Or did this
guy not know anything. I dont want to
stress my new boy out with lighting. Thanks.
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Aspen for bedding
heat bulbs for temps
UTH for hot spot monitored with a thermostat and thermometer
sphagnum moss,wett rag and large water bowl to help with humidity. MIsting once a day. During shed atleast 2-3
i use a day time heat bulb during day and a red heat bulb at night..I have had no problems
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