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    The good- Womas are super easy as far as husbandry goes. They dont need much humidity, are rather flexible when it comes to temperature and tolerate handling pretty well. They are active visual hunters so they are very inquisitive. When there is movement in the room the will come out for a look rather than retreat to their hides like may other species.
    The bad- They are prone to skin problems if left on wet substrate. They have an insatiable feeding response. They taste first and ask questions later. Although most mellow out into adulthood some will always require a hook and some quiet time to mellow out prior to handling. They are prone to obesity due to this feeding response as well.
    Last edited by enginee837; 08-10-2018 at 02:42 PM.
    1.0 Albino Black Pastel Pinstripe BP "Menolo"
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    1.0 Woma python "Stitch"
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