Question for burm folks.

[bebo]

We all know temps play a huge part of a healthy burm right? Humidity and other things come into play too of course. Whats the biggest and most important that involves all of these important points in a healthy burm?????

Some who I talk to often may know what answer I'm looking for. I'll throw up the answer after we get some replies. :spy:

Kinda of a hint.... its a single word that is very important....it involves all the husbandry aspects we have for our burms. :)

[The Snake Guru]

This must be like Jim's Triva Corner....LOL

I'm not quite sure understand the question though, I mean I just keep my burms in a 10 gallon on the book shelf...LOL

~B~

[bebo]

This must be like Jim's Triva Corner....LOL

I'm not quite sure understand the question though, I mean I just keep my burms in a 10 gallon on the book shelf...LOL

~B~

LMAO!! The answer does pertain to any species acually. But you know me, so its a biggie with burms,lol.

Think along the lines of all the things a burm needs to be healthy.... then the one thing that will help make those things work for us the absolute best.... that might be too much of a hint.... then maybe not,lol. :rolleyes:

[The Snake Guru]

Information

That's my guess, because I always say if you don't have the right information then nothing else matters, Research is the key to a healthy keeping practices.

Well that's my thought on the subject.
~B~

[Joel]

Love Jim. All your burms really need is love, LOL!

[bebo]

That is an excellent answer Brad, so its correct. BUt not the one I'm looking for,lol. SO I guess you still get a coockie bro,lmao. :D

And I do love my burms Joel! LMAO.

[The Snake Guru]

LOL...well I tried. LOL

You can mail me the cookie at your convienance. LOL

~B~

[redtails]

Clean? That's a major thing, but it's probably not the most important thing. It reduces/eliminates pests as well as helping prevent/speed up healing with infections/virii/diseases. Clean cages also look and smell much better IMO.

[8b8ll]

Husbandry?

:llama:


Mike

[phattony]

Temperature!
No lower than 82

[Lorelei]

hmmm..... heat

[dan]

I'm gonna go with cleanliness.

[ffollett]

I'll take burm health for $1000 Pat er um Jim.

[burmlover16]

water

[Basil]

I'm gonna say respect. R-E-S-P-E-C-T LOL.

[Troy]

Jim, is the answer Humidity? Troy

[Juggalo]

uh host bebo were are you with the answer buddy we are waiting don't make me give the answer(i cheated i called and asked for the answer) and i will say all of you are right on some level

[Deedle]

I'm gonna say respect. R-E-S-P-E-C-T LOL.

I like this answer! If you respect them then you should be knowledgeable enough to care for them properly, and would of researched prior to getting the burm.

Patience is also very Important!

[bebo]

Everyone gave excellent respones/ Which as Sam pointed out are correct on certain levels!

The one thing that helps and makes all the aspects of husbandry and health related things we do work to their fullest potential is:::::::::::::::::::

Consistency!!!!!!

Consistency in everything we do in regards to these snakes is very important. Too many or too much of a fluctuation can cause many issues. Especially in temps. Humidty issues can do more than many think.

Goog stuff folks!!!! Thank's for all the great answers folks!!

[phattony]

Everyone gave excellent respones/ Which as Sam pointed out are correct on certain levels!

The one thing that helps and makes all the aspects of husbandry and health related things we do work to their fullest potential is:::::::::::::::::::

Consistency!!!!!!

Consistency in everything we do in regards to these snakes is very important. Too many or too much of a fluctuation can cause many issues. Especially in temps. Humidty issues can do more than many think.

Goog stuff folks!!!! Thank's for all the great answers folks!!

Sweet so I win that AGG right bro?

[The Snake Guru]

Very true man, Very True!

~B~