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Need help on Cay Caulker Dwarf Boa care?

TheGeckolife

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Hi, I recently acquired a Cay Caulker Boa..

I did as much reading as I could before I got him.. but there's just a few things I'm hoping to find concrete information on.

if anyone has experience or is familiar, please chime in!

I'm basically looking to fill in the blank on the following...


Humidity: (low end)--(High end)

Cage Size: Glass tank size(gallons)/Tub Size

Substrate: I'm currently using "Desert Snow".. it's almost like shredded cardboard.. is this okay?

that's pretty much the information I haven't been able to find Concrete info on... I don't think i've found any humidity requirements for these guys.

Thanks
 
You keep them in the same manner as you would a Colombian boa, but maybe a little more arboreal options. You should be able to find as much information as you need on those.
 
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