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Posted by: herbivorous at Wed Aug 10 00:41:12 2011 [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by herbivorous ] I agree with Vic and will add a few observations of my own. I have known people who kept their indigos very "wet" with perpetually high humidity and limited ventilation. I observed one female in particular that they had that had a recurring problem with sores between her ventral scales and on her sides that eventually up and died one day. I'm sure that the too damp air contributed to the untimely demise of the snake. Also, during the breeding/egg laying season, temperatures are somewhat cooler, especially at night, and high humidity too cool temperatures = respiratory infection. What I do for my snakes is I provide a box full of moistened peat moss that they can hide and lay their eggs in, but they will often leave this box to bask, especially in the mornings. [ Reply To This Message ] [ Subscribe to this Thread ] [ Hide Replies ]
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