Finally caved a few weeks ago and got myself a little red foot. Loving him so far. I have an army of short tail pythons and a few other odds and ends but he's a fresh and lively addition. Love watching him. So far he is digging, I do worry about substrate getting into his eyes as I have him on a mix of plantation soil, moss and cypress mulch.
Any one have any quick tips on red foots they wish they knew when they first started keeping them? I think I have my bases covered, might kick this guy into my headed and humidified snakes room at some point, especially once winter hits (gets to 0% humidity) and its hard to keep humidity up.
A few of the other crew members I have:
Too many snakes to show all 30+ of them though.
Any one have any quick tips on red foots they wish they knew when they first started keeping them? I think I have my bases covered, might kick this guy into my headed and humidified snakes room at some point, especially once winter hits (gets to 0% humidity) and its hard to keep humidity up.
A few of the other crew members I have:
Too many snakes to show all 30+ of them though.
. Check out the tortoiselibrary.com for more great RF info. It's one of our members sites. Also, not sure if I understand about your winter housing. RF need a high humdity but not living on wet top layers of substrate as they are prone to shel rot.
