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#16

08-May-08, 01:33 PM

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If I were to allow my python to maternall incubate, how would I keep the humidity up in the enclosure? A second water bowl very close to the heat?

Also, is the female usually heavily gravid (so that it's very easy to see - as easy as it can be with spotteds) when she has her pre-lay shed?

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