I am thinking about vending at a show. Do you try to supply heat to your animals, or just make sure that they have empty stomachs and hope for the best as far as them being in lower temps for a few days?
Thanks in advance!
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Cheers,
Jessica Gibbs
Ball Pythons; Corn Snakes; Green Tree Python; Jungle Carpet Python; Bci; Bcl; Bco
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Heat at shows???
jsschrei
Aug 25, 2010 08:05 PM
Replies (2)
mikebell
Aug 25, 2010 08:41 PM
This display is basically an incubator. Sunday morning at Daytona it was 72 degrees when we went inside, all my snakes were 85 degrees.
jsschrei
Aug 25, 2010 09:46 PM
Wow, that's cool. I was thinking of trying to make a heated "bottom" to set my show display on. Maybe use some heat tape and a thermostat. I don't know, I'd have to give that some thought. I don't like the Idea of 72 degrees at the shows though.
Thanks Mike!
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Cheers,
Jessica Gibbs
Ball Pythons; Corn Snakes; Green Tree Python; Jungle Carpet Python; Bci; Bcl; Bco
www.supercoilconstrictors.com
LEARNING PREVENTS IGNORANCE OF THAT WHICH SURROUNDS YOU...AS LONG AS THE SOURCE FROM WHICH YOU LEARN IS A VALID ONE.
