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| My C.ceraste,and come with new question. | |
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Liang Guo Snakekeeper
Number of posts : 42 Age : 44 Location : Guangxi China Points : 4407 Registration date : 2012-12-15
| | | | Peter van Issem Serpent Chief
Number of posts : 707 Age : 57 Location : GERMANY Points : 6566 Registration date : 2009-03-08
| Subject: Re: My C.ceraste,and come with new question. Mon 14 Jan - 3:27 | |
| Yes Guo,
they have! Then when not, all snakes will die when they got dirt in there mouth. It is absolute normal, that dirt or sand comes into the mouth of a snake. In nature it is happend like in our vivarians. BUT! In our Vivarians are a lot more of Bacterians than in nature. The reason is the smal space where snbakes have to live in a Terrarium! So a clean place is very important. For example: In nature the sun is a natural desinfection medium, the UV rays kills a lot of the bacterians. In our terrariums not! We have to doe this. You will never seen that they clean there self like Geckos do this! Sometimes when snakes hunt for pray, the don´t hit the mouse and bite into the substrate, what will be happend when they can´t clean there moughts!? When this will be happend, have a look one hour later into the mought, it will be clean! Here last week it was happend by my Bitis rhinoceros, the rat jump away when the snake strike to it. The snake bite into the ground, and the mought was full of soil - short time later, it was clean.... One hour later the rat was into my snake...nothing happend with the dirt. | |
| | | Liang Guo Snakekeeper
Number of posts : 42 Age : 44 Location : Guangxi China Points : 4407 Registration date : 2012-12-15
| Subject: Re: My C.ceraste,and come with new question. Wed 16 Jan - 20:46 | |
| - Peter van Issem wrote:
- Yes Guo,
they have! Then when not, all snakes will die when they got dirt in there mouth. It is absolute normal, that dirt or sand comes into the mouth of a snake. In nature it is happend like in our vivarians. BUT! In our Vivarians are a lot more of Bacterians than in nature. The reason is the smal space where snbakes have to live in a Terrarium! So a clean place is very important. For example: In nature the sun is a natural desinfection medium, the UV rays kills a lot of the bacterians. In our terrariums not! We have to doe this.
Thank you ,I don't worry about that now. I think the environment disinfecting is important. How do you disinfect that? By UV lamp or some kinds of disinfectant fluid? | |
| | | Peter van Issem Serpent Chief
Number of posts : 707 Age : 57 Location : GERMANY Points : 6566 Registration date : 2009-03-08
| Subject: Re: My C.ceraste,and come with new question. Thu 17 Jan - 1:54 | |
| Hi, I don´t desinfect them wile there are in use. I clean as normaly and when my snakes are in hibernation, I waste the old ground and put new inside! Thats all. | |
| | | Daniel Quinton Snakekeeper
Number of posts : 41 Age : 54 Location : Ashland, MS Points : 4563 Registration date : 2012-07-15
| Subject: Re: My C.ceraste,and come with new question. Sat 19 Jan - 10:36 | |
| I have a 1.1 C. cerastes, and have found using crushed walnut as a substrate works great. It is harmless if they ingest it, and it doesnt hold humidity when it gets wet. That it looks just like dark sand is a bonus, and the snakes seem to enjoy burrowing in it. I also use it as substrate for my 1.1 A. lubricus, my 1.0 A. cowlesi and my 0.1 A. scutatus. | |
| | | Liang Guo Snakekeeper
Number of posts : 42 Age : 44 Location : Guangxi China Points : 4407 Registration date : 2012-12-15
| Subject: Re: My C.ceraste,and come with new question. Tue 22 Jan - 23:24 | |
| - Daniel Quinton wrote:
- I have a 1.1 C. cerastes, and have found using crushed walnut as a substrate works great. It is harmless if they ingest it, and it doesnt hold humidity when it gets wet. That it looks just like dark sand is a bonus, and the snakes seem to enjoy burrowing in it. I also use it as substrate for my 1.1 A. lubricus, my 1.0 A. cowlesi and my 0.1 A. scutatus.
Thank you. I used crushed oak mixing with sand for 2weeks.It works well... | |
| | | Liang Guo Snakekeeper
Number of posts : 42 Age : 44 Location : Guangxi China Points : 4407 Registration date : 2012-12-15
| Subject: Re: My C.ceraste,and come with new question. Mon 25 Mar - 21:38 | |
| Hello everyone I brought some new photos of my c.ceraste.looking like a tiny dragon,right? I fed it a baby rat which size twice as its head every week,but in the past month it only ac accepted one,seems appetite was not well as before.I dont know why...Did I feed it too much frequently before? maybe I will try lizards for it. What is its period of feeding in wild?And what is its staple food in wild? | |
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