Wednesday, November 9, 2011
November 9, 2011
I'm so sorry that I haven't written in a while. I really don't have the time. Update on Brutus (my BRB). He is about 2 and a half to 3 feet long. He is 5 or 6 months old now. I have also moved him up to a larger enclosure. He was in a 10 gallon tank but I had a 55 gallon sitting around and decided to move him up. Big mistake! I need to get a larger watage heat bulb. Snakes get stressed if they are in large enclosures but i don't think that he is stressed because BRBs like open space. Thanks for reading
Saturday, September 24, 2011
September, 24, 2011
Hi,
Thanks for reading my blog. I have a 3 month old BRB(Brazilian Rainbow Boa). He is the absolute best pet that I have ever had. He is the first snake that I have ever owned. I know that it is not advised to keep these snakes as beginner pet snakes, but I think that they are worth it. Now I am not saying that you should buy these snakes on an impulse. Do your homework. I did. These snakes require a pretty demanding environment. Their humidity level should be 60-80% and their temperature 85 during the day and can fall to 72-75 at night. Their temperament is usually nice but it depends on the individual. They are snippy when young so be cautionary. You need to hold your snake for 5 minutes a day at the minimum. The only exception is when they eat. Snakes have a very sensitive digestive system. You need to let your snake sit for about 2-3 days before any excessive handling. You need to change their water dish every week and change their substrate once a month.
nLarson
Thanks for reading my blog. I have a 3 month old BRB(Brazilian Rainbow Boa). He is the absolute best pet that I have ever had. He is the first snake that I have ever owned. I know that it is not advised to keep these snakes as beginner pet snakes, but I think that they are worth it. Now I am not saying that you should buy these snakes on an impulse. Do your homework. I did. These snakes require a pretty demanding environment. Their humidity level should be 60-80% and their temperature 85 during the day and can fall to 72-75 at night. Their temperament is usually nice but it depends on the individual. They are snippy when young so be cautionary. You need to hold your snake for 5 minutes a day at the minimum. The only exception is when they eat. Snakes have a very sensitive digestive system. You need to let your snake sit for about 2-3 days before any excessive handling. You need to change their water dish every week and change their substrate once a month.
nLarson
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