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psykoink
at Thu Apr 22 12:00:02 2010 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by psykoink ]
I will drop the temps a bit to the lower 70's if that is the suggestion you are making. All the research I have done and reading from various sources say for it not to drop below 72. Im not sure if 3 degrees from 75 to 72 will make the difference much but I will attempt that. To answer your other question as to losses of animals, the answer is very minimal. I have had the unfortunate case of getting an animal that seems outright healthy and lose it to unknown reasons, but never due to poor husbandry practices or neglect. If not for the changing laws in NY I would probably still have a great deal of the reptiles I once had in my possession. Some of which would have been quite into their later years of their life expectancy. I respect your advice and your willingness to answer my questions as to my concerns. I do get defensive when husbandry practices are questioned because you do not know me or my knowledge of these animals as I do not know yours. I am always willing to listen and apply advice from knowledgable people as long as its presented nicely. Its a hobby we all seem to enjoy and the idea here is to help each other out when and if we need it. Thank you for your advice.
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RE: Baby Black Neck (Feeding Issues) - psykoink, Thu Apr 22 12:00:02 2010