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Paradise Flying Snakes (C. Paradisi)

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So I have been planning on making a diurnal snake display for a long time. At fist I thought I would be doing this with African Bush Snakes
(P. Semivariegatus) and even considered Asian Vine Snakes (A. Prasina). But I settled on Paradise Flying Snakes. Does any one have any tips or tricks with this species in captivity?

My plan is a pair in a 36X18X36 Glass enclosure with both heat lamp and UV light (I know UV maybe overkill but thats how I am) know UTH as my home never gets below 70 and I know this species prefers close to that for the night time drop. At first white paper towel bottom (thats protocol for the first month of any snake I take on) then move to a cypress mulch floor.

Any info or help or critiques would be greatly appreciated I never like to go in blind.
 
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