Re: Vietnamese, I believe. NP/

Posted by Nick UK on February 16, 2002 at 13:03:53:

In Reply to: Vietnamese, I believe. NP/ posted by rick s. on February 15, 2002 at 08:26:17:

If they're Blue Beauties, there's not a lot around in the way of care sheets available at the moment. I got my information from searching the forums here at Kingsnake. Generally keep as you would a Taiwan but with slightly lower temperatures (70-75) & slightly higher humidity (70-80%).

BTW - although they're commonly known as Vietnamese Blue Beauties, they don't come from Vietnam but are likely to have originated in Burma & Northern Thailand (as per T Smith).

Enjoy them - they're fabulous snakes (just bought another male today !)

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