Well if you had a spare viv you could probably use that to "incubate" them. As long as they are in a container with air holes and are not in the same viv as any snakes.
Well if you had a spare viv you could probably use that to "incubate" them. As long as they are in a container with air holes and are not in the same viv as any snakes.
It would be hard to turn a wooden viv into an incubator as you need high humidity levels.
I had to improvise and use a plastic tuperware with holes in it and vermiculite i kept it in the viv and misted daily ( had i been intending to breed i would have planned ahead but it was unexpected especially as i was told they were the same sex)
1.0.0 carolina corn (herbie) 0.1.0 snow corn (casper) 0.0.1 anery motley corn(diesel) 0.0.1 calafornia banded king snake (ozzy) 0.1.0 royal python (pandora) 0.0.1 boa constrictor (bullet) 1.0.0 weinmaraner (zac) 1.0.0 staffy (zeus) 1.1.0 cats (sophie n pepe) 0.0.1 fish (fish)
I had to improvise and use a plastic tuperware with holes in it and vermiculite i kept it in the viv and misted daily ( had i been intending to breed i would have planned ahead but it was unexpected especially as i was told they were the same sex)
Well if you had a spare viv you could probably use that to "incubate" them. As long as they are in a container with air holes and are not in the same viv as any snakes.
It would be hard to turn a wooden viv into an incubator as you need high humidity levels.
you wouldnt need high humidity in the viv just in the container.
Well if you had a spare viv you could probably use that to "incubate" them. As long as they are in a container with air holes and are not in the same viv as any snakes.
It would be hard to turn a wooden viv into an incubator as you need high humidity levels.
you wouldnt need high humidity in the viv just in the container.
Breeding
Posted - 24/03/2010 : 22:08:18
