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    Re: Kenyan Sand Boa Humidity

    Quote Originally Posted by etphi View Post
    Awesome thank you so much! I’m currently using aspen for my substrate. If I understand correctly, you’re saying don’t worry to much about the humidity.
    Yeah I wouldn’t worry about it. I think it’s pretty common to worry too much when getting a new animal. Some reptiles do require really detailed husbandry but imo sand boas don’t require anything extravagant. Just make sure that objects in the tank aren’t heavy to prevent injury. Also, even though they rarely come out they will escape if your lid/screen isn’t secure. They’re small but pretty strong. So overall all they need is a heat source (bulbs are better imo), sand (or whatever you wish to use), water bowl and shedding decor.
    Side note, be careful when getting them out. If you accidentally poke them in the head they may bite


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