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cantil habitat
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by casacrow on July 23, 2002
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I have acquired a pair of mexican cantils a few months ago. I am hearing conflicting information as to what humidity level they like. Some tell me to keep 'em wet and others tell me to keep them dry. Just how damp should I keep the substrate (coconut mulch) and how often should I mist them? I am questioning what temperatures I should keep them at during the summer and what cooling period and temps do I need to get these guys to breed? I do have general answers to my quetions I am just looking for something more specific. I would also appreciate if I could be directed to a site or printed reference that would help me research. Thanks for putting up with my questions and I appreciate your time------DONNY
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RE: cantil habitat
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by jared on July 26, 2002
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depends on the ssp of cantil. my bilineatus love water, and like it a little moister than most snakes, whereas my taylori flip when they are misted and love it hot and dry. email me if you need more specifics,
jared w
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