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Questions about the handling of my pythons RI? | Pets All Day

I have a new Borneo blood python a few days ago. She whistles when she breathes, so I find ... But I have no negative impact in snakes that are healthy (with the exception of a RI) seen. I've also found that there is much more ... Continue reading

New Rescues. *Poss. Disturbing*

I am trying my best to provide for these two and bring them back to health. I brought them home, gave them heat, clean cages and fresh water. I also helped the female ... 1.0 Normal Burmese Python (Het Green/Albino) 1.1 Colombian Red Tail Boa 0.0.1 Biak Green Tree Python 1.1 Normal Ball Pythons 1.0 Argentine Rainbow Boa 1.0 Borneo/Black Blood Python 0.1 Coastal Carpet Python 0.0.1 Savanna Monitor. Find all posts by this user · Quote this message in a reply ... Continue reading

New little girl

1.0 Normal Burmese Python (Het Green/Albino) 1.1 Colombian Red Tail Boa 0.0.1 Biak Green Tree Python 1.1 Normal Ball Pythons 1.0 Argentine Rainbow Boa 1.0 Borneo/Black Blood Python 0.1 Coastal Carpet Python ... Continue reading

New Burm and New Retic

0.0.1 Biak Green Tree Python 1.1 Normal (Poss het pied) Ball Pythons 1.0 Argentine Rainbow Boa 1.0 Borneo/Black Blood Python 0.1 Coastal Carpet Python 1.0 Savanna Monitor 1.1 Rescued boas. Poss Nic. and Pastel ... Continue reading

Borneo Short-tailed Python

Trade Name: Blood Python, Borneo Blood (Python) 1402 Owen Jensen Family & Scientific Name: Pythonidae; Python curtus breitensteini. Identifying Features: Continue reading

Incubation temps?? - Gecko Resource Forums

1.1 Pastel BP (Mohommad, Bonnie) 1.0 Spider BP (Legion) 0.1 Borneo Blood Python (Miss Biotch) 1.0 Kenyan Sand Boa (Tremor) 1.0 Uromastyx (Vito) 1.0 Savanah Monitor (Tony) 0.0.10 Fishies 0.1 Burmese Python 0.0.2 African dwarf frog ( Jimmy,Tim Tim) ... The lower the temperature, the better it is actually...the geckos tend to incubate longer, but in turn seem to develop better head structure and are seemingly more healthy. We shoot for the 70-74 degree range ... Continue reading

Twizzler - a very special mossy gecko - Gecko Resource Forums

... may ask him if they have a digital x-ray machine that can take a lateral shot. Hey, at least he's healthy right? Look at those calcium sacks! ... 3.4 Multiple morph leo's 1.0 Normal BP (George) 1.1 Pastel BP (Mohommad, Bonnie) 1.0 Spider BP ( Legion) 0.1 Borneo Blood Python (Miss Biotch) 1.0 Kenyan Sand Boa (Tremor) 1.0 Uromastyx (Vito) 1.0 Savanah Monitor (Tony) 0.0.10 Fishies 0.1 Burmese Python 0.0.2 African dwarf frog (Jimmy,Tim Tim) 1.0 Chihuahua (Kilo) ... Continue reading

New pictures of My Burm and collection

[Image: PC120136.jpg] Loki - Blood Python *In shed* [Image: PC180155.jpg] [Image: PC180154.jpg] Heandor - Argentine Rainbow Boa *Not very photogenic* [Image: PC180145.jpg] [Image: IMG_0107.jpg] Chaos - Coastal Carpet (Jaguar Sibling) ... 1.0 Normal Burmese Python (Het Green/Albino) 1.1 Colombian Red Tail Boa 0.0.1 Biak Green Tree Python 1.1 Normal Ball Pythons 1.0 Argentine Rainbow Boa 1.0 Borneo/Black Blood Python 0.1 Coastal Carpet Python ... Continue reading

Digestion Causes Pythons' Organs To Expand : The World We Share

We've all been told that some 'healthy fats' are good for our hearts, but pythons take this to a whole another extreme. A recent study found that high levels of fatty acids in a python's blood cause their hearts to almost double in ... Continue reading

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Python Borneo Blood Health Information

Though some can become handleable, this species has a tendency to behave aggressively and adults can inflict a painful bite; so this snake is not recommended for children or novice snake keepers.

The Borneo Blood Python should be kept in a large escape proof enclosure. A 75-gallon tank should be sufficient. The enclosure temperature should be about 80 degrees Fahrenheit with a daytime basking area about 90 degrees. It is important to maintain relative humidity of around 60 to 70%, as serious health problems can develop if the snake is too dry. Good substrates include newspaper, paper towels, and artificial grass or paper bags. Aspen bedding can also be used. Sand and gravel should never be used as they can cause intestinal blockage or "mouth rot" if ingested, and cedar should be avoided, as it is toxic to reptiles. Another substrate is a mix of moss-peat vermiculite and a little orchid bark. This mixture is quite good because it helps to retain proper humidity levels. They should not, however, be fed on this substrate; rather they should be fed in a separate container. They should be provided with 12 hours of light per day.

Breeding
Borneo Blood Pythons are sexually mature sometime between two and four years of age, usually when they reach lengths of three or four feet. In captivity, they usually breed between November and March. To breed a Borneo Blood Python, it is necessary to stop feeding. Dropping the nighttime temperature to around 75 degrees and shortening the daylight hours to around 9 hours per day, can induce breeding, as can misting the snakes with warm water.

The female Borneo Blood Python will lay a clutch of between eight and thirty eggs. The eggs should be incubated at temperatures of between 88 and 90 degrees Fahrenheit and will hatch after between 70 and 80 days.

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