The funny thing is is that she is in a wood/glass enclosure. 8ft by 4ft by 4ft. Lots of hiding places and with a heated pond that is cleaned regularly and a special heater attached to the top of the cage, the temperature and humidity is perfect.



She actually isn't that active no where near like my other boas that are in PVC plastic cages. Substrate is half shavings and half paper towel, paper towel under all her hides because that's where she goes the washroom and I swear she pees every other day, so its easier to see and clean up frequently.



Still unsure as to why this is caused but at least I have never gotten a shock from her because I'm sure that wouldn't be comfortable for her.

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