Re: elaphe frenata

Posted by Aucone on November 15, 2000 at 16:31:00:

In Reply to: elaphe frenata posted by glenn on November 08, 2000 at 21:48:07:

We house 2.2 juveniles at this point in time. So far they have been pretty straight forward. I talked with Schulz about them and he indicated that they don't like it particularly humid as they come from a drier area. They may be somewhat susceptable to fungal growth if they are too moist. We keep them on paper with a hide box, water bowl, piece of cork bark, and an overturned hidebox with moist sphagnum in it if they choose to use it. They eat like champs twice a week.
Brian Aucone

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: We house 2.2 juveniles at this point in time. So far they have been pretty straight forward. I talked with Schulz about them and he indicated that they don't like it particularly humid as they come from a drier area. They may be somewhat susceptable to fungal growth if they are too moist. We keep them on paper with a hide box, water bowl, piece of cork bark, and an overturned hidebox with moist sphagnum in it if they choose to use it. They eat like champs twice a week. : Brian Aucone

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