My son has had a albino Cal King for about a year and a half now. He is in a 20 gal glass tank and has a heat gradiant. The snake (Kingpin) moves aroung the tank regularly so I know the temps are good. He eats everytime food is offered (a pinkie or small hopper once a week) and has shed approx. once a month since coming out of hybernation. Poops look good.
When we purchased him we did so because we thought Kingpin would be a really good starter snake because everything we read and were told by others led us to believe that they are relatively easy to keep. I've had problems in the past with maintaining the humidity levels for our pythons and boas and I didn't want my son to have these concerns. Now that we haven't worried about it for a year I'm starting to read that it is a concern for colubrids.
Is humidity necessary or not? And if so what range is concidered acceptable?
Tia and sorry for the long post.
Miles (and Kingpin)
When we purchased him we did so because we thought Kingpin would be a really good starter snake because everything we read and were told by others led us to believe that they are relatively easy to keep. I've had problems in the past with maintaining the humidity levels for our pythons and boas and I didn't want my son to have these concerns. Now that we haven't worried about it for a year I'm starting to read that it is a concern for colubrids.
Is humidity necessary or not? And if so what range is concidered acceptable?
Tia and sorry for the long post.
Miles (and Kingpin)
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