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RE: tiger retic head caving in why?

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Posted by: californiasnakes at Sun Dec 8 17:05:36 2013  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by californiasnakes ]  
   

i would feed your baby retic two small rats or rat fuzzies a week , they have more calories and fat my females eat two a week keep room temp at 85 cage hot spot about 90. she does look a bit under fed try live prey at night with lights out. temps of low 70s is to low for them unless they are breeding.

   

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