Ultimate Kenyan Sand Boa Care & Setup Guide | Everything You Need To Know !
Thinking of getting a Kenyan Sand Boa? 🐍 Or want to make sure you’re giving yours the best care possible? 🤔
This complete care guide covers everything you need to know to keep your sand boa happy, healthy, and thriving. 😀
In this video, I’ll walk you through:
✅ Enclosure setup (size, substrate, décor, hides & more)
✅ Heating, UVB lighting & how to maintain the perfect temps
✅ Escape-proofing tips & essential enclosure locks
✅ Feeding tips, prey size, and how often to feed
✅ Understanding burrowing behaviour & natural instincts
✅ Ideal humidity levels & adult size expectations
✅ Extra tips to make life easier for you and your snake!
Whether you’re a beginner or just want to upgrade your care then this video has you covered. 🙌
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✅ UK PRODUCT LINKS:👇👇
1● Habistat Vivariums:
2● Ceramic Lamp Holder:
3● Heat Lamp Guard Protector:
4● Ceramic Heater Emmitor (CHE):
5● Dimming Thermostat:
6● 8w 7% T5 UVB Shade Dweller Kit:
7● UVB Guard Protector:
8● Infered Themometor Gun:
9● Leo Life:
10●Earth Mix Arid:
11● Cork Bark:
12● ExoTerra Caves:
13● Sphagnum Moss:
14● Leaf Litter ProRep:
15● ExoTerra Water Bowl:
✅ USA PRODUCT LINKS:👇👇
1: 24” x 18” x 18” Terrarium =
2: 36” X 18” x 18” Terrarium =
3: 8w 7% UVB ShadeDweller Luminize =
4: 15w jungle dawn =
5: Small Dome Lamp =
6: 50w Ceramic Heater Emitter Bulb =
7: Reptile 50w Basking Bulb =
8: Zoomed dimming thermostat =
9: Exoterra digital thermometer =
10: Exoterra analog hygrometer =
11: Inferred thermometer gun =
12: Wifi thermometer =
13: Exoterra combinator =
14: Zoomed reptisand =
15: Exoterra desert sand yellow =
16: Play sand =
17: Zoomed excavator clay =
18: Sphagnum Moss 15.8 OZ =
19: 4 Pack Reptile Branches (Small) =
20: Spider root 7 – 11” =
21: 6 pack drift wood =
22: Small dishes (water or food ) =
23: Small Cave =
24: Reptile Disinfectant Cleaner =
25: F10 Disinfectant =
26: Cork tubes =
27: Leaf Litter 4.9 OZ =
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That enclosure is not good for a ksb there’s no depth to it and the substrate should be several inches deep.
So I’m debating whether getting a Kenyan sand boa as my first rather then a ball python like I was originally going to go for. Would you say they are a better first time option?
I am currently looking for my first snake and wondered if having a light was necessary or whether the sand boa could go off of the light from outside and my room? Thanks for the great tips
My set up meets the parameters to the T, I use 1 under the tub heat mat on a thermostat, and no overheard heating. The bottom of my tub is 95 on the hot side and gradually gets cooler as you get to the surface and the cold side providing a good gradient. I use an IR temp gun and thermostat to make sure it stays a stable temperature. So even though our set ups heating is reversed all boxes are checked and my snake is thriving.
Hi! I’m getting my baby Kenyan sand boa this weekend and I’m wondering if I can keep him in a 40 gallon to start with