I know that there's a lot of different versions of how people cycle their ball pythons. This will be my first year breeding Amazon tree boas, so I'd really like to be able to keep them all at the same season in the same room.
For ATBs the temps need to get up to low/mid 80s in day and high humidity in warm season. For cool season (4-6 weeks long) temps go up to high 70s in the day, and its the dry season. After I start to warm it back up, I put the pair together and raise humidity, separate to feed.
I've got tree boas understood pretty well, I was planning on starting to cool them in a week. Can I use the same schedule and temps for BPs? How should humidity be during all of this for BPs? Do I pair them up during cooling or after it starts to warm up or both?
Another question, I've asked this one befor but I'm not quite sure. Males can breed at 600 grams? I've got a little pastel male thats about 26/27 inches long and nice and thick and healthy. Any guesses as to his weight? I don't have a scale(but it's on the X-mas list) and I really don't have any clue as to how many grams he is so if you've got (or had) a BP that size, please tell how much it weighs/weighed. Thanks so much and Happy Thanksgiving!
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