My Emerald Tree Boa And Enclosure

My Emerald Tree Boa And Enclosure

Postby NickFT » Wed May 12, 2010 3:34 pm

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Hope you like the Pics,, sorry for the Quality, took them with my cell phone
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Re: My Emerald Tree Boa And Enclosure

Postby Lizard-lady » Wed May 12, 2010 3:42 pm

very nice setup and reptile!
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Re: My Emerald Tree Boa And Enclosure

Postby imperial reptiles » Wed May 12, 2010 4:14 pm

how big is the cage and how big cage will you need for a full grown tree boa.what snake can live they hole life in this cage its 60cm tall by 45cm by 45cm
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Re: My Emerald Tree Boa And Enclosure

Postby NickFT » Wed May 12, 2010 4:32 pm

I dont know the exact measurments, but I thinks its Exo Tera's largest enclosure, its about 60x60x100 if I am not mistaken and I am Hoping that he can live in this enclosure forever its pretty big, if not I will have to Build a larger one :)
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Re: My Emerald Tree Boa And Enclosure

Postby Bushviper » Wed May 12, 2010 6:03 pm

Nick your biggest problem will be ensuring the cage does not dry out or get too hot. Anything over 26 is a problem. Luckily you can "water" him every day and not worry about the cage falling apart. They prefer "rain" to fine mist in any case.

I would put more and thicker branches in the cage too. Use holders and put a broomstick in the cage near the top and another about 20 cm lower down.

The dimensions you gave should be adequate for this snake.
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Re: My Emerald Tree Boa And Enclosure

Postby NickFT » Wed May 12, 2010 7:50 pm

Thanks BV any advice you can give me will be much appreciated. This is one snake I have always dreamt about owning but have had no experience with such a delicate snake, and will do anything to keep him happy and hopefully alive. I have been disinfecting and heating a nice branch I found at the MX track. I am just so scared it has mites or something, but I do have a thicker perch for him and will be adding it into the enclosure as soon as I am happy with it. I am also taking him to the vet to get swobed to check for any thing that could be wrong, and I am also scared it has a respiritory problem because he does sometimes lay with his mouth open. I spray the enclosure as often as possible and have a mister in the enclosure to keep the humidity up. Is this ok? Thanks for the advise I really need it with this guy
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Re: My Emerald Tree Boa And Enclosure

Postby mgiddings » Wed May 12, 2010 8:10 pm

All I can say is what a snake, certainly on my wish list soon. What I love about these more than the green tree pythons is that white patterning on the back. Yours is such a nice light coloured snake. I wish you good luck with him. Soon one will be mine :)
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Re: My Emerald Tree Boa And Enclosure

Postby NickFT » Wed May 12, 2010 8:26 pm

Well I have a friend with a female that is doing exceptionaly well, so hopefully in the near future we will attempt to breed these magnificent creatures.
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