I mainly focus on writing comprehensive reptile care manuals, but you’ll also find abbreviated care sheets, product reviews, resource directories, and the occasional blog post here. What is ReptiFiles®? is a compilation of factual, science-based research from the best reptile care resources in the world, packaged in one neat website. I find reptiles so wonderfully captivating, challenging, and diverse that I have dedicated my career to understanding them better. I am also currently working on my master’s degree in natural history-based exotic animal husbandry from West Liberty University! I have kept a variety of exotic pets for the majority of my life, but I have worked with reptiles specifically for over 10 years.
Diy boa constrictor enclosure professional#
My name is Mariah Healey, professional reptile husbandry specialist and consultant. I recommend using the Exo Terra 2 quart Pressure Sprayer Mister. It also re-hydrates the soil to keep the plants and clean-up crew alive. This raises humidity a bit for shedding and provides some water droplets for drinking. White Python Daylight White LED kit, 22″Īlthough rosy boas are a desert species, they do benefit from occasional misting.Fluker’s Clamp Lamp with Dimmable Switch, 5.5″.Here’s what I recommend using for a bioactive rosy boa enclosure of this size:
Fluker’s Natural Rock Water Dish, mediumĪll of the above is available for purchase at The Bio Dude’s store.Īside from what was shown in the video, you will also need heat, UVB, and plant lights.The Bio Dude Terra Sahara substrate, 36 qt.Here’s what we used to create this enclosure: Creating an enclosure with everything I could possibly want at my fingertips was so much fun - and let me tell you, The Bio Dude’s store in Houston is *very* well stocked. In this video, I had the opportunity to collaborate with The Bio Dude on creating a bioactive rosy boa enclosure with a Exo Terra 24″x18″x18″ terrarium. They make great pets due to their manageable size, docile temperament, ready feeding response, and relatively high handling tolerance. They like areas with hot, dry weather and lots of rock crevices and opportunities for burrowing. Rosy boas ( Charina trivirgata) are small snakes native to the southwestern United States and northern Mexico.
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