I know it's done with geckos and other species. I was concerned mostly with the respiratory issue. Do you think the boas will be smart enough to move out of the humid box when he/she doesn't need it?
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humid hide box?
bigdnutz
Nov 01, 2004 02:59 PM
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sslonestar
Nov 01, 2004 08:27 PM
Nope LOL!! sadly Boas are some of Gods dummmmbest critters !
Proper husbandary skills is all thats needed,proper temp/humidity both in cage and ambient(room temp)are all thats needed for healthly "pet" Boas.Unstable humidity to the high side(exceeding 60%)is probably the most common cause for RI.
Proper research before owning a Boa and its locality is a MUST.
Raiseing BCI like GTP`s is basically what happens.
>>I know it's done with geckos and other species. I was concerned mostly with the respiratory issue. Do you think the boas will be smart enough to move out of the humid box when he/she doesn't need it?
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