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RE: question Jeff....

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Posted by: Jeff Clark at Sat Aug 2 15:02:59 2008   [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Jeff Clark ]  
   

Franks,

...My adults do well without me paying too much attention to temperature or humidity. They can tolerate warmer or cooler temps than BRBs and the same or lower humidity. Little ones seem to do best in the mid 70s temperature wise and 40 to 75% humidity.

...Final count on your BP clutch? Two pied or more than that?

Jeff





>>What are the ideal temps for ARB's ?

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>>>>Todd,

>>>>....Too large a meal or swallowing the wrong way either one could be the cause of the regurge. Wait at least a week, two weeks would be better and try feeding a smaller meal. I was keeping him on paper towel substrate. There is the possibility that something in the substrate you are using may be the problem. Where did you get the moss and what kind of moss is it?

>>>>Jeff

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>>>>>>I am a new particpant to this forum but have been reading it for a couple of months. I just purchased an Argentine rainbow from Jeff Clark ( a beautiful animal ) we are very pleased. I have had the snake for less than a week but I set up the cage 2 weeks ago and have been able to maintain a constant temp of 76 and humidity at 80 . I chose to feed him when I fed our other snakes a couple of days ago. I used a fairly large hopper I thought might have been a little large for the snake. He ate it like a champ but swallowed it butt first. Today I went to check on him and he hag regurged the mouse.

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>>>>>>Does anyone have any idea what might have caused it? The substrate in the cage is damp moss and smells like damp moss, could this be it? He did swallow wrong end first, is this it? Was the mouse too big? Or am I worrying over nothing? Should I be concerned?

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>>>>>>Any advice would be greatly appreciated... I love this forum.

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>>I opened my mouth and out flowed a melody black.


   

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