What are ya'lls thought's on Taiwan Beauties?...important...

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Posted by UMD_Kingsnake on October 13, 2001 at 19:05:53:

Hey ya'll....I realize I commited a Cardinal sin of herping today by purchasing an animal I had not researched first. But qiote honestly, this Taiwan Beauty I have sitting in my room now is one of the most gorgeous snakes I have evr seen. I was told to keep her at about 80 degrees with a warmer basking spot, and that she would grow into a calm, docile snake. Well, the 80 degree temps are no problem, and neither is taking the time to tame her down (She was fine at the show, but understandably nervous when I put her in her cage). I do need to know what kind of humidity they require, and how easily they can be converted to prekilled prey. I Am curious though, I have kept a Common Boa, a Cal. Kingsnake, and a ball python. All have offered me no problems. I'm hoping the beauty will be as rewarding as they have been. Thanks ya'll.

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: Hey ya'll....I realize I commited a Cardinal sin of herping today by purchasing an animal I had not researched first. But qiote honestly, this Taiwan Beauty I have sitting in my room now is one of the most gorgeous snakes I have evr seen. I was told to keep her at about 80 degrees with a warmer basking spot, and that she would grow into a calm, docile snake. Well, the 80 degree temps are no problem, and neither is taking the time to tame her down (She was fine at the show, but understandably nervous when I put her in her cage). I do need to know what kind of humidity they require, and how easily they can be converted to prekilled prey. I Am curious though, I have kept a Common Boa, a Cal. Kingsnake, and a ball python. All have offered me no problems. I'm hoping the beauty will be as rewarding as they have been. Thanks ya'll.

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