Nouria explains the basics of caring for a ball python, covering habitat setup, temperature, humidity, and shedding. This beginner-friendly snake needs specific conditions to thrive in captivity.
Foreign we are at Deserty Habitate. My name is Nouria and today we are here to introduce you to the python Regius, the royal python, or ball python. Here I have a tiny specimen, tiny, as you can see, that has just shed its skin. It shed it, if I'm not mistaken, on Friday. And let's see. It is an ideal snake for beginners. This snake originates from Africa, from all of subtropical Africa. It is an animal that, despite what you may say about snakes, is defenseless. This animal defends itself by curling up into a ball, which is why it is also called the ball python. It is an animal that can survive in temperatures between 25 and 28 degrees. It is in perfect condition in uvalite. You. You see, it doesn't need it, but it never hurts to sunbathe. In these cases, we give a 2.0 to all snakes, like this one, for example. These little animals need a tropical terrarium, as you can see here. Especially one that also has a waterfall, so that when they molt, they can get inside and shed their skin sooner. Since a bad molt in an animal like this can cause a ring in the middle of the. When the next molt comes, it can get stuck. Above all, we have to keep in mind that when we see them opaque, since their skin becomes very ugly and their eyes turn white. The temperature, the humidity. Sorry, we have to increase it to 80%. Thank you for watching these videos. I hope they have been helpful when it comes to keeping exotic animals in captivity. If you want more information or want to visit our terrariums, you can do so through the website WWW dot.
