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Old 02-22-13, 08:00 AM   #1
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Re: Woma Pythons - Anyone have one?

Any complications in husbandry? Not easy to find them 'round here.
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Old 02-22-13, 01:23 PM   #2
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Any complications in husbandry? Not easy to find them 'round here.
They are simple to keep really, i tend to use beech chips or dryer orchid bark, cold end around the high 70's to low 80's, with a basking area of around 90 to 92. Adults are normally ok in a 4x2x2, but i prefer to use 5fters for larger females. Not hard to keep at all, they used to be real expensive and hard to get here, but now with a lot more people successfully breeding them they have become easier to find and at a lot more reasonable price.
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Old 04-02-13, 04:49 PM   #3
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Any complications in husbandry? Not easy to find them 'round here.
I've had a couple of youngster a while back and recall the breeder telling me that they couldn't tolerate any kind of moisture and to treat them like desert snakes .... not certain that he was correct , though I did follow his advice for the short time I had them .
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