Wrong again, unfortunately, you have zero scientific papers or articles to back you up. Most of your information is from breeders and enthusiasts who tried something and it worked, that's not science.Originally Posted by Craiga 01453
I don't feel as though I'm the only one who can post or have an opinion. It's NOT ABOUT OPINION. Years of science and research went into determinig what husbandry is best for the animals. Not opinion!!! I don't get why you think your opinion is better than the doctors and scientists who studied these animals for years and years.
You could also say "in my opinion hot dogs are a healthy snake diet". But science tells us their bodies can't handle the nitrites and nitrates so it's not a good diet.
I don't know why you're so reluctant to believe facts.
You can build a house using your opinion on how the frame should be laid out, but engineers have spent years determining what is safest. Sure, your house might stand, but I wouldn't want to be in it in a hurricane.
My point is, what appears ok on the surface may not be ok internally. So until you have enough experience to back up your methods you can't possibly know if it's harming your snake internally.
I'm also not degrading you I'm simply explaining why your limited experience and knowledge are not accurate.
You clearly aren't open to learning and growing, that's fine. I'm glad I'm not your pet.
You can lead a horse to water but you can't make it drink...
Breeders are going to run hotter temps to get the BPs to gain weight faster so they can breed quicker as well as sell quicker. This is not true for your average BP keeper when long life and health is a priority.
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