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    Re: Taking a BP out when room temp below 75F

    Quote Originally Posted by Luvyna View Post
    Noted! Definitely not planning on letting my BP fry in the sun, putting him outside in a container would just be awful in any situation. I was thinking just a few minutes outside while holding him, or possibly letting him crawl in the grass for a bit (or would that be a bad idea because of possible escape + mites, parasites, germs or whatever in the dirt?)
    BTW, I only mentioned about the danger of a snake in a container in the sun because sadly, people have actually done that (in a small aquarium) & their snake died.
    So not because I thought that you'd do that, but just for anyone who might be reading this & get the wrong impression of what to do, I figured I'd better clarify.

    Where I live there's lots of ticks & nasty parasites (intestinal worms etc), so personally I never put my snakes on the grass. Some others do, but that's their decision.

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