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Originally Posted by marvelfreak
I keep mine between 70 to 85. Sometimes i let it drop down a little to 60 just to let it dry out. The key with high humidity is good ventilation.
As far as being aggressive when they get older i think it's because people tend to stop handling as much when they get bigger...
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I concur. Bloods don't like extreme humidity, although for some reason a lot of folks will tell you that they like things dripping wet, but those people are what I like to call 'wrong' :P
70-85% humidity is just perfect. Too high for too long and you're in for respiratory issues quickly. They also don't like high temperatures, often seeking refuge from anything over 85 degrees or so.
As for aggression, I assure you than any snake can be approach if the keeper knows and respects the animals needs. Even the most volatile Blood will eventually gain trust and calm down in the right person's care, but these are not for everyone. If a body is looking for something they can yank out of an enclosure, manhandle and toss back when they're bored of it, they'll likely pay dearly for that with a Blood, and rightfully so
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