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humidity & ambient temperature devices

mma316 Sep 24, 2006 03:00 PM

i have done what has been suggested and placed my blood in a rubbermaid plastic container, now i need 2 know how do i keep the humidity and heat flowing through the new environment. what devices can i use 4 this purpose? any info would be greatly appreciated

thank u

Replies (2)

jon78 Sep 25, 2006 11:53 AM

The more practical the better. The only devices you will NEED are as follows:
1)Thermostat (a must)
2)Heat pad/flexwatt
3)Water Bowl
4)Substrate (news paper, paper towels, cypress mulch)
5)Spray bottle (for humidity)
6)Digital temp gauge w/ probe(you can pick one up at a local pet store for $5-10)
7)Hide spot
I personally keep my bloods and all other pythons and boas in a very basic set up, i find they thrive just fine and enables me to keep up on sanitization very easily.

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1.1 Suri Redtails
2.1 Chondros
1.1 Womas
1.0 Blood
1.0 Albino Blood
1.0 Marble borneo
0.0.1 Southern White Lip
0.1 Albino Ball
1.0 Het Albino Ball

zamboni Sep 25, 2006 06:21 PM

he looks unreal, just blaze'n!!! WOW!

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