Any help

[JUNGLE-JAK]

Hey guys this is my first thread so here it goes.
i got a new BnG jungle and the info on the web doesnt seem right so can someone give me some tips to give it the best start to life.i just need a few pointers on the enclosure. the snake is one foot
and the tank is three foot.
any help would be great.
cheers
jack.

 

[vampstorso]

what info do you disagree with/feel isn't right? then people can help tell you if it's a myth or not.

 

[JUNGLE-JAK]

the website said that they need 4% humidity and not to have too many sticks that are too high up
and the best substrate is desert sand
and seeing as though its a julaten jungle it doesnt seem right

sorry
BnG julaten jungle

 

[vampstorso]

yeah that does seem stupid. Since they love too climb.


here's a google search of threads on here, should find some answers:

site:aussiepythons.com jungle python care - Google Search


goodluck

 

[JUNGLE-JAK]

thanks

 

[Chanzey]

I just got a JCP hatchy aswell and mine loves to sit on her perch

 

[JUNGLE-JAK]

thanks everyone

 

[junglelove]

best substrate is newspaper not very aesthetic but easy to clean and cheap! my guys (i have 2 jungles) have sticks that go to the roof i have 2 in a 5ft tank,they are not ull grown though

 

[redlittlejim]

jako66 feel free to give me a call 0488074566 anytime for help with anything feeding, lights, temps, enclosures. or if oyu wanna swing by for a look at some of mine. also can set you up with a steady supply of rats and mice once your collection grows... it will grow

 

[Globe]

I seem to find people generally disagree with sand as it can be dangerous if the snake digests it, i personally use Aspen it absorbs heat really well (i don't have a BnG) so correct me if i'm wrong if it'd be wrong to do so for one.

 

[redlittlejim]

funny enough most of the jungles i had ate in the branch or swing never on the ground

 

[JUNGLE-JAK]

thanks for the help everyone