Baby Bredli Husbandry Help

[Laikin]

hey everyone, i'm getting a baby Bredli python in a month or so and was wandering if anyone could help with the general husbandry (i've done my own research just wanted to get more opinions)

 

[Herpetology]

hot end 32c , cold end room temp, water dish, Small tub, heat mat, Something to climb on,hide, food
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[Bl69aze]

If you did proper research theres not much more to say than what was said ^

 

[Laikin]

Thanks, only reason i asked was because i found some weird opinions while researching, just wanted to clear things up.
P.S beautiful snakes

 

[Herpetology]

Thanks, only reason i asked was because i found some weird opinions while researching, just wanted to clear things up.
P.S beautiful snakes

You’re only going to keep finding conflicting info the more you look around

For example every 10 people who say they feed in enclosure, there’ll be 1 who tells you to move it to a seperate enclosure/feedtub just to feed it, which is quite silly

Also try to avoid pet shop “recommendations”

 

[Laikin]

Ya, thought that was going to happen eventually.
[doublepost=1592879878,1592736359][/doublepost]Does anyone have any recommendations for a heat mat and thermostat or a different way of heating a baby bredli

 

[ralazal]

If you are using a click-clack, I normally just have a smallish heat mat directly under the container(covering maybe a third or quarter of the base) with the thermostat probe in between. Just make sure when you move the container that you check the probe is still in the right spot to do it's job before you walk away.

 

[Herpetology]

Does anyone have any recommendations for a heat mat and thermostat or a different way of heating a baby bredli

Any brand name heatmat will work like reptile one etc, don’t use the green bulky ones, as for thermostats I like my microclimate branded ones, but for a cheaper option you can use the inkbird or eco tech thermostats

Don’t use any cheap Chinese eBay Options!

 

[Laikin]

thanks, for the advice
[doublepost=1592898219,1592898171][/doublepost]what microclimate do you use?