Gravid Red Blood Python

[TheGaboonViper]

So I just purchased a gravid female red blood python that may be carrying Blood balls being that she mated with a 100% het Pastel G-stripe Ball python.This will be my first clutch and I was wondering how to properly take care of her during her pregnancy. I'm already going to purchase an incubator for the eggs when they come but I just want to know what she needs. Specific temps, humidity, etc. All the care sheets are giving me mixed answers so I just want some firsthand info from those who have bred blood pythons before.


Heres my girl.

[Corey209]

Picture doesn't work.

[infernalis]

You can't post an email attachment, it has to be uploaded first.

[Calihusker]

Best way.

>Photobucket.com
>Make (Or login to) an account.
>Upload photos you want to show.
>Find the [IMG] code for the photo. (It can be found on "Web Links" or on the right side of the page during full view).
>Copy and Paste simply by clicking the code, it will automatically copy.
>Paste the code into your post.

It will look something like [IMG]Blahbglahblahlbjah/albums/35352242424_xfg_fdfdffesfde.jpg[/IMG]

Hope this helps.

[Aaron_S]

Originally Posted by TheGaboonViper

So I just purchased a gravid female red blood python that may be carrying Blood balls being that she mated with a 100% het Pastel G-stripe Ball python.This will be my first clutch and I was wondering how to properly take care of her during her pregnancy. I'm already going to purchase an incubator for the eggs when they come but I just want to know what she needs. Specific temps, humidity, etc. All the care sheets are giving me mixed answers so I just want some firsthand info from those who have bred blood pythons before.


Heres my girl.

Keep her like you would any other blood python. Maybe make a nest box if they need that.

For snakes, there isn't a difference in their care between breeding and not breeding if the deed has already been done.