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blue beauty
- Thread starter Garteaser4
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Garteaser4
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ive heard a lot of things bout their tempermant, but mine is pretty good shes a female, and shes never snipped at me or bit me or nething, a lot of people say they develop attitudes as they get older but mine doesnt have an attitude, she is still very young, the only thing she does is when i go to pick her up she is very "flighty" and moves around a lot but she comes right down after she smells that its me, they do move around a lot once they are in my hand though suprising i got her still for that photo, but over all is a great snake,,, as far as care for her, i believe they are slightly aboreal snakes so you def need a branch or two in there and also they shed at higher humidities than corns so i keep mine blue in a coconut bedding substrate that i wet and keeps the envi very humid and i never had a problem with her shed, but other than that they are pretty similar to corns, i could just never get her to switch over to f/t, she refused many times, even up to weeks without feeding but she takes down food like a champ... great snake