Big Problem! Help!

[reptiles4life]

I HAVE A COLUMBIAN RED-TAIL BOA, ABOUT 2 MONTHS OLD. I HAVE HER IN A TANK WITH ABOUT A 81 DEGREES DURING THE DAY AND 70 DEGREES DURING THE NIGHT. LAST WEEK I TRIED FEEDING HER AND SHE DIDNT WANT IT. DURING THE TIME BEFORE HER NEXT FEEDING SHE CRAPPED TWICE. NOW, JUST LAST WEDNESDAY WHEN I FEED HER SHE TOOK IT FINE BUT, TODAY SHE JUST THREW IT BACK UP.


CAN ANYONE HELP!


PLEASE AND THANKS!

[Zoe]

Her temps are very low... you want more like 87 in the hot spot and 82 in the cool spot during the day, and 84 hot spot / 82 cool at night.

[reptiles4life]

THANKS!

[BoidKeeper]

Give her stomach a couple of weeks to settle before feeding her again or she'll puke again.
Cheers,
Trevor

[BOAS_N_PYTHONS]

REPTILES4LIFE:

Hotter temps like Zoe said.

Cya...

Tony

[reptiles4life]

Thanks Everyone!

[jaybox_reptiles]

hope shes fine good luck

[Linds]

How are you measuring and where are you measuring? I fyou are using stick-on thermometers forget about it. Get yourself either a temp gun or a digital w/remote probe. Then measure the surface areas of both sides. Those will give you your warm and cool temps. Go from there. I would get your temps up to 80-90 or so.

[reptiles4life]

i dont use stick ons. i use digital ............................ thanks 4 the tip!