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Norf View Profile |
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| 03/18/08 07:19pm |
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Norf View Profile |
Message To: Norf In reference to Message Id: 1666288 Amazon tree boa...
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| 03/19/08 12:31am |
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SusanC View Profile |
Message To: Norf In reference to Message Id: 1666882 Amazon tree boa...
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| 03/19/08 10:12am |
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Osiris1980 View Profile |
Message To: SusanC In reference to Message Id: 1667104
Your not going to get alot of good info about them here, no better than anywhere else on the internet by just doing a search. Get whatever type of substrate you want... I get some kind of reptile wood bark stuff. I like the way it looks. It is also good to keep on top of the soil so that your moss (if you like moss) does not get soaking wet with the moister from the soil (if you like soil). If you think you can dodge the strikes of 2 atb’s...Good luck.
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| 03/20/08 10:21pm |
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Norf View Profile |
Message To: Osiris1980 In reference to Message Id: 1669362 Amazon tree boa...
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| 03/20/08 11:41pm |
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SoLA View Profile |
Message To: Norf In reference to Message Id: 1669453 Amazon tree boa...
These are not difficult snakes to keep. Feeding can sometimes be tricky, but that will only help you be a more experienced reptile keeper. If you want a snake to cuddle with ... this isn’t it lol. They climb around a bit when being held, they wrap around things and can be difficult to get off, and yes...they might just bite you in the face when you least expect it. But they are great snakes. I love them and hope to have another pregnat while I’m typing this. Cross your fingers : ) |
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| 03/23/08 10:36am |
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SoLA View Profile |
Message To: SoLA In reference to Message Id: 1672377 Amazon tree boa...
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| 03/23/08 10:38am |
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Norf View Profile |
Message To: SoLA In reference to Message Id: 1672380 Amazon tree boa...
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| 03/24/08 12:18am |
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Brien224 View Profile |
Message To: Norf In reference to Message Id: 1673511 Amazon tree boa...
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| 03/27/08 01:04pm |
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SusanC View Profile |
Message To: Brien224 In reference to Message Id: 1677749 Amazon tree boa...
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| 03/27/08 03:42pm |
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Norf View Profile |
Message To: SusanC In reference to Message Id: 1677903 Amazon tree boa...
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| 03/27/08 05:54pm |
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SoLA View Profile |
Message To: Norf In reference to Message Id: 1678128 Amazon tree boa...
If you have questions about heating or any specifics, let me know. I do change things throughout the year, so it would be hard for me to tell you "exactly" what temps I set things at, and the humidity. But when I get home, I could post what it is at right now. I control all the cages using Herpstat Pro thermostats. Some cages have belly heat and a heat shroud for cool end regulation, and others have a heat panel with the probe set on the bottom corner of the cool end.
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| 03/27/08 06:53pm |
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Norf View Profile |
Message To: SoLA In reference to Message Id: 1678248 Amazon tree boa...
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| 03/27/08 09:15pm |
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Brien224 View Profile |
Message To: Norf In reference to Message Id: 1678505 Amazon tree boa...
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| 03/27/08 10:50pm |
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SoLA View Profile |
Message To: Brien224 In reference to Message Id: 1678663 Amazon tree boa...
We actually set one of the animal plastics cages up at work with a full rocks and tree buttress background with cypress mulch as substrate. You would be surprised how amazing that looks as a naturalistic set up. But like I said, function comes first. Once you get the necessities for the animal done...you can decorate all you want : ) |
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| 03/28/08 11:18am |
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Osiris1980 View Profile |
Message To: SoLA In reference to Message Id: 1679092 Amazon tree boa...
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| 03/28/08 11:55am |
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