Quote Originally Posted by Sauzo View Post
You ever get the 'lazy lines' on your big boas from that low of humidity? The vertical creases from them coiling up. I noticed when I kept my humidity around 60% a long time ago, my bigger girls would get those lines. Then when I up'd the humidity to 70-80%, they quit getting them.

And that's just about like my feeding schedule except I don't cool down and 'winterize' my boas. They live in an eternal summer but do get fed less in the winter. I usually do anything on mice every 7-10 days. Then once they hit about 1.5-2 years old, they go to weaned/small rats every 2 weeks. Medium rats every 3-4 weeks. Larges every 3-4 weeks. Rabbits every 4-5 weeks. And males getting the farther end of the feeding scale.

I also generally feed on the smaller side overall for everyone except my retic who isn't happy unless his food is big. Heck my 1.1 year old suriname and 1.2 year old Longicauda are still on hopper mice.

"lazy lines"? Could you explain further, I cant quite picture what these look like.

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Quote Originally Posted by Sauzo View Post
You ever get the 'lazy lines' on your big boas from that low of humidity? The vertical creases from them coiling up. I noticed when I kept my humidity around 60% a long time ago, my bigger girls would get those lines. Then when I up'd the humidity to 70-80%, they quit getting them.

And that's just about like my feeding schedule except I don't cool down and 'winterize' my boas. They live in an eternal summer but do get fed less in the winter. I usually do anything on mice every 7-10 days. Then once they hit about 1.5-2 years old, they go to weaned/small rats every 2 weeks. Medium rats every 3-4 weeks. Larges every 3-4 weeks. Rabbits every 4-5 weeks. And males getting the farther end of the feeding scale.

I also generally feed on the smaller side overall for everyone except my retic who isn't happy unless his food is big. Heck my 1.1 year old suriname and 1.2 year old Longicauda are still on hopper mice.

"lazy lines"? Could you explain further, I cant quite picture what these look like.