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09-30-18, 05:14 PM
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Re: Hello!!!
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Thanks for the info!! I set the thermostat to 92F ... Hot spot is between 88-90F. Night drop I cut it down to 6F.
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I forgive you if you meant to say 60F.
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10-01-18, 07:16 AM
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Re: Hello!!!
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I forgive you if you meant to say 60F.
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Ooops I meant, I cut it down by 6F
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10-01-18, 12:39 PM
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Re: Hello!!!
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Ooops I meant, I cut it down by 6F 
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It's okay, Mike. I sometimes mess up when thinking of what to say as well.
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10-01-18, 03:56 PM
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Re: Hello!!!
I added Aspen shavings today, and now my temps have gone to ****
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10-04-18, 03:03 PM
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Re: Hello!!!
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I added Aspen shavings today, and now my temps have gone to ****
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I took them out. It was giving me headaches and it was dusty like crazy.
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10-05-18, 04:07 AM
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Re: Hello!!!
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I took them out. It was giving me headaches and it was dusty like crazy.
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Yeah, I can't stand aspen. I use a mix of Eco Earth and Repti bark. It holds humidity well, retains odor, is easy to spot clean and looks natural.
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10-09-18, 10:43 AM
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Re: Hello!!!
Ditto.........
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Originally Posted by craigafrechette
Yeah, I can't stand aspen. I use a mix of Eco Earth and Repti bark. It holds humidity well, retains odor, is easy to spot clean and looks natural.
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4.7.3 Boidae | 9.15.13 Colubridae | 15.16.4 Pythonidae | 2.1.0 Canis lupus familiaris | 1.0.0 Homo Sapiens Sapiens Stultus
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10-09-18, 11:25 AM
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Re: Hello!!!
Welcome to the forum! I'd actually recommend a BCI over a ball python for any beginner because they are a much more consistent feeding species. As long as you're aware of their adult size and you know that they eat comparably less food than most python species due to a slower metabolism, then you've made a wonderful choice!
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10-10-18, 03:57 PM
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I've had him for 2 weeks now. Still so much to learn. I fed him once. The first time I picked him up I was shivering, haha. I have gotten a lot more comfortable and confident but I'm still careful. I can see how and why snakes are misunderstood. They're so fascinating even when I feared them. Anyways, pics will be up soon of my male hypo bci from dynasty reptiles.
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