As long as you keep that window closed and the blinds shut you should be ok if you can't put it anywhere else.Originally Posted by frankykeno
Measure your temps at substrate level where your snake actually hangs out. BP's don't tend to burrow all that much. I don't use glass tanks with the BP's so I'm not an expert though on how to manage a BP in a glass tank.
All BP's have spurs, both males and females. Some are more pronounced than others so no worries there. Did ProExotics sex her for you and confirm she's indeed a she?
She looks fine for weight and sure is a cutie. Nice purchase! At 1,000 grams she may not need a medium rat though every week. Likely a small or a small/medium would be more than enough. Depends though on the size of your mediums. What I call a medium is a lot bigger than some online suppliers I've seen.
The tank looks good other than I'd move it from near that window. Not only will drafts cause the glass tank to flucuate but direct sunlight coming in can drive up the temps in no time at all. Best to keep reptile tanks well away from windows.
Congrats on your new snake.
The set up is pretty good, you seem to have everything worked out perfectly.
Just raise the temps on the thermostat a bit and keep it a bit above what you have. Overall it's fine temperature wise.
She has a nice pattern and is a very good size! Overall theres nothing wrong with her that we could see. :]
Spurs won't do anything bad if they are a bit larger. No biggie.
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