a very special snake unboxing video! Mandarin rat snake
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- Опубліковано 18 вер 2024
- My dream species, finally mine! I will update the channel on his progress through life! Again, big thank you to Matt at Sarpamitra!
Species: mandarin rat snake
Shy, fossorial, low temps and high humidity- not for beginners!
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Musician: @iksonmusic
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what a beauty
Thank you!
Aweee!!!! You were shaking from excitement!!!!!!
That combined with me being too excited to eat. All morning I was fussing around the house getting everything perfect haha
Very beautiful snake
Thank you! I'm very excited to raise him up
very good video I really liked your content continues like this I am already registered so as not to miss anything of your great channel greetings from Colombia .
Thank you!! I appreciate it!
How is Hugo a year on? What substrate? How much humidity and are you using a moist hide box or just moist substrate?
Hello! Yes Hugo is still doing great. I've had him almost 2 years now. I've kept him multiple ways (naturalistic and bioactive, and I've switched back and forth lol). I just keep the whole enclosure humid with lightly moist substrate. I prefer coconut husk chips, but he prefers soil. If I don't use a soil mix he burrows into the live plants (not good lol). So I do a substrate mix of 50% coconut husk and 50% organic, fertilizer-free, soil. Currently he is in a bioactive 3x2x2.
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I did an update video compilation about 9 months ago, I plan to do one every year: ua-cam.com/video/tQqomxVa-Ug/v-deo.html
I also upload updates of him regularly on Instagram: instagram.com/passionatesnakes/
After having him for a little have you noticed if he is thriving at room temp or have you been giving him heat?
Hi Jim! Sorry for seeing this late, I am most active on Instagram: instagram.com/p/CZNQvrwPOuA/?
Yes he was thriving at room temp! But once winter hit, and it started snowing, he went off food. The ambient temperature in my home naturally dropped. I tried supplemental heat but in the end he put himself into brumation. Sarpamitra told me this was normal due to the change in barometric pressure. So he is currently brumating at ~46°F.