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Re: Some possible reasons.......

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Posted by pontech on March 04, 2003 at 22:08:44:

In Reply to: Some possible reasons....... posted by ThaVille on March 04, 2003 at 20:06:00:

:You fed the snake wayyyyyy too soon after getting him. They need an acclimation period when you first bring them home and I would wait at least aweek before trying to feed it. Also, the temps sound a little low, I would try to raise the warm side to about 86 or so. If it is too cold, they will regurge, and from stress as well. Also, check out corallus.com, it is by far the best resource on tree boas on the net.


I didn’t feed the snake at all, (I’m assuming the breeder fed him at some point) anyway I took him out of his shipping container and put him directly onto his enclosure, the next morning I checked out his temps/humidity and found the half digested pinky. Thanks for the response.


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