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Removal of Cave/Hide on a pregnant Boa?

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Posted by: tcdrover at Tue Apr 19 12:43:39 2005   [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by tcdrover ]  
   

I've read somewhere that I should remove the cave, but she
spends a lot of time curled up in the cave.

She basically spends the entire night and most of the day after
the light goes off curled up in her cave. The only time I've
caught her outside of it is to drink water.

She's still not due for a couple of months, should I wait or
remove it now? Also, she has only eaten once. I leave food but
she doesn't seem interested. When she did eat she seemed
famished. She was very herky jerky in her movements which
I've never seen in her before. Thanks for any tips.....tc

   

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