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| SHEP6413 |
Posted - 28/08/2009 : 23:23:12
firstly would like to say hello, as i am new to the forum, but a few of you might know me from royalpython.co.uk
I have just bought an anery BCI but a total newbie with them,  .
i was just wondering about temps?
humidity?
size of food?
is it the same as royal pythons? as they are around 32c warm end, 50% humidity and food weight is around 10/15% of the snakes body weight.
how often to handle?
sorry about all the questions, but want to know everything, to help the little guy
any way, a few pics of the little un 
he is only 3 months old, so really tiny and very cute
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| gingerpony |
Posted - 18/10/2009 : 21:53:43
soon............
and congrats on the feed hun  |
| SHEP6413 |
Posted - 18/10/2009 : 21:31:30
when the reptilian site starting up kaz? |
| Kazerella |
Posted - 14/09/2009 : 11:54:16
Thanks Shep! |
| SHEP6413 |
Posted - 11/09/2009 : 15:15:10
yeah sure kazerella, feel free |
| Kazerella |
Posted - 07/09/2009 : 14:59:39
Can I use your photos on the forthcoming Reptilian site Shep?
Pretty please?  |
| chris100575 |
Posted - 04/09/2009 : 11:43:12
Good news! Feather's the same, every time I've offered her food it's been a case of "What's that? Dinner!" bam! No jiggling it around for five minutes first like with royals... |
| SHEP6413 |
Posted - 03/09/2009 : 17:44:03
fed him for first time tonight on a 9g mouse, (it looked tiny compared to the rats i feed my royal, lol)
he struck straight away, and tbh i was shocked at how fast they strike, (about a 100x faster than my royal), i was very happy that he ate as it was his first feed with me and i have only had him 5 days, so only just settling, but then again, it is a bci and as everyone says, they are dustbins and always eat. lol |
| chris100575 |
Posted - 01/09/2009 : 19:11:25
Good choice, BCIs rock! |
| Blackecho |
Posted - 30/08/2009 : 09:26:29
Very nice mate. |
| SHEP6413 |
Posted - 30/08/2009 : 09:08:55
ok cheers for reply GP
cheers KAZ |
| Kazerella |
Posted - 29/08/2009 : 18:43:48
That's a really nice looking boa Shep |
| gingerpony |
Posted - 29/08/2009 : 14:07:38
if he was anery he'd be grey, het means he carries the genes but isn't visually an anery |
| SHEP6413 |
Posted - 29/08/2009 : 13:52:51
cheers for replies, whats the difference then matty?
this is his full title, instead of just an anery bci like i said first.
Male 100% HET Anery Bci. Born May '09
From an Anery to a Salmon hypo het Anery (DH Ghost)
who much are these worth as well, just for reference to see if i got a bargain |
| matty18714 |
Posted - 29/08/2009 : 13:28:04
Its not an Anery boa, its a Het anery boa. Big differance. |
| gingerpony |
Posted - 29/08/2009 : 13:24:58
heya and welcome over here too
i saw yur post on TRP about your boa, he's a sweetie
temps are about 30-32*C in the warm end but only a few degrees lower in the cool end if possible, this is easier to acieve when they're bigger and in a viv with a bulb/rep rap or similar rather than a heatmat. prolonged exposure to lower temps should be avoided if possible
humidity is just normal room humidity although a damp hide might be appreciated for shedding
food item at 10-15% of its body weight is a good guide too, and rats in preference to mice
so yeah, pretty much like a royal but they get bigger and are generally they're better feeders lol |
