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Just wondering if anyone whose had success breeding Savus would like to share any info on breeding techniques or know of any decent weather reports for the Savu islands? I can only find charts with monthly averages for temp and humidity and was hoping for something more accurate.Any help would be much appreciated.
 
I had planned on trying my pair this year, but the female has been somewhat problematic...I have located another breedable female, but I am not sure I want to add any more (not like there are a lot of people wanting Savus, but, for the life of me, I don't understand why...they are great snakes). I had pretty much planned on using what is essentially a generic python cycling that has worked well for me with a variety of species. Sorry I cannot be of more help, but hopefully somebody else will chime in with some good info (I'm always on the lookout, too)
 
First off, I also can't understand why more people don't keep these snakes. They're gorgeous, and just all around great animals to work with. My male is a little puppy dog, though he was strikey when I got him.

As for breeding, I haven't tried with mine yet (the female is too young) but it's been a helluva search trying to find much information at all on them. I got into contact with someone who bred them in the past, as well as translated some german sites, so I have some basic info for you:
From Nov through Jan cool to a night time low of 68-72, day time high basking temps of 88. Keep the heat on for about 10 hours each day. Starting in mid december, put the male in for several days at a time through to march/april.

Hope that helps! I can't wait to try my pair out in a year or two.
 
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