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Posted by chrish on March 28, 2003 at 13:32:35:
In Reply to: Answer to both of your questions..... posted by chrish on March 28, 2003 at 13:31:01:
:In the wild, Rubber Boas generally have to deal with a variety of temps including significant day/night differences. I think they are fairly flexible, as long as it is not too warm. 27°C should be about the maximum, and they should have access to somewhere cooler at all times.
:I know wild females bask, but at night I am sure they have to withdraw and wait until the next day to find warmth again.
:As for keeping them together, I keep my adults together most of the year and my adult male is a fraction of the size of my adult female, so I am sure babies would be OK, especially in a large cage like you are keeping them. You would have to separate for feeding obviously.
:If you haven't seen it before, check out Ryan Hoyer's Rubber Boa site at the link below -
