sup guys ive had my dumerils for about a week now and shes doin great , jus ate for me actually! Im not postiing this to ask how to take care of them bc i did my reading and have everything right im just curious to know how u guys have your dumerils cage set up like heat/humidty O and is there nething tricky about them , Just curious thx She also favors the cold end more than the hot, the hot end is only at about 85-86, and are they known to not liek the heat as much as the other species of boas?
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dumerils question...
rzaology
Jan 19, 2005 02:08 PM
Replies (4)
Hoppy
Jan 19, 2005 02:39 PM
Are you posting from out of the US? Maybe somewhere in Europe? I was just wondering, I think there is a problem with the translation program you are using it is mixing up the words a lot and difficult to read, but that is understandable with English not being your native language. I get this problem a lot when I write back and forth to the different German breeders, they tell me my syntax is all wrong from the translation LOL. I guess it is a problem every where.
I don’t personally breed Dums but I understand that they are very similar to keeping a BCI in care. Glad to hear about you doing your homework on them. I would be interested to know how regularly they are bred in your country and what other kinds of reptiles are popular there.
thanks
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Jim Hopkins "Hoppy"
Hopkins Holesale Herps
Hopfam1@aol.com
rzaology
Jan 19, 2005 03:23 PM
HAHAHAHAHA Im from jersey bro, but im just retarded and cant type tho
Hoppy
Jan 20, 2005 12:32 PM
I was just kidding, I do tend to humor myself here LOL
What part of Jersey, I'm from Bloomfield but moved to South FL when I was 6
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Jim Hopkins "Hoppy"
Hopkins Holesale Herps
Hopfam1@aol.com
woodchip
Jan 19, 2005 07:34 PM
Well I've had mine going on two years and I'd say cooler temps are not a problem. Remember they come from a area that is semi arid and I suspect that reduced humidity in the air makes for chilly nights in their zone. I have a good 6-8 inches of aspen shavings with a bottom heater so if the tank air temp get too cool at night, she buries herself in the shavings. If it gets warm then, then like cream in a milk jug, she rises to the top.
