hello. I have a sand boa I bought yesterday. Its belly is still yellow. It has drunk water but refuses to eat, moves very little, and stays hidden. Is this normal? Should I wait until it sheds its skin before I start feeding it? The person I bought the snake from didn’t take good care of it. He just kept the sand boa snakes in a box with old, rotting sawdust containing some beetles, and without water. When I bought the snake from him, I gave it water. It drank a lot of water morning and night. That’s why I’m afraid for my snake.Please help.
Where has anyone seen a 3ft sand boa ?!
My sand boa is a male and very sweet. His name is Suibian which means whatever, and thats his personality very easy going.
No heat mats and water bowls to deep and to high not natural for them to reach over for water.
hello. I have a sand boa I bought yesterday. Its belly is still yellow. It has drunk water but refuses to eat, moves very little, and stays hidden. Is this normal? Should I wait until it sheds its skin before I start feeding it? The person I bought the snake from didn’t take good care of it. He just kept the sand boa snakes in a box with old, rotting sawdust containing some beetles, and without water. When I bought the snake from him, I gave it water. It drank a lot of water morning and night. That’s why I’m afraid for my snake.Please help.
I liked it until I saw the materials you suggested. You shouldn’t use a heat mat for these snakes and that water bowl is hazardous for young ones.