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Old 02-12-15, 03:06 AM   #1
mattfien
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spotted python checklist

Just wondering what I need for a spotted python hatchling?

I currently have/am getting;

- 2 hides
- snake hook
- water dish
- feeding tongs
- hygrometer
- thermometer
- substrate
- mister
- reptile safe glass and terrarium cleaner
- Day and Night LED (does not produce UVB or UVA, it's only for viewing the animal

I am completely stuck on what I need to do in terms of heating. suggestions and help would be awesome

also I have a 12x12x18 terrarium. I know it would not serve as a permanent home as it is designed for an arboreal animal and these pythons are almost exclusively terrestrial. Would that house a hatchling for any period of time? Just wondering if I don't have to buy a new one straight of (although I know it needs to be done!)

any other tips/help would be appreciated
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Old 02-12-15, 10:44 AM   #2
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Re: spotted python checklist

Get some heat tape from Reptile Basics (one foot of the 4 inch wide heat tape, have them wire it up for you) and one of these t-stats. I've got about a half dozen that I use and they've never failed on me.
http://www.amazon.com/Hydrofarm-MTPR...arm+thermostat
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Old 02-13-15, 11:48 PM   #3
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Re: spotted python checklist

If you provide enough decor there is no reason a python wouldn't use say a cork tube siliconed up higher in the terrarium. 18 inches isn't really that tall in terms of what would be encountered in the wild by this species.
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