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RE: Low humidity temperate climate pythons?

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Posted by: Jaykis at Tue Nov 30 09:53:33 2010  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Jaykis ]  
   

Yes it's related, no it doesn't need the 60%. It's found in far different areas of humidity. Scrubland, mostly. Just because something is related to something else doesn't mean it lives in the same conditions. They have evolved to live in those other areas.

   

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