I'm in high school and this Saturday night marks the two-month anniversary with my boyfriend(It doesn't seem like it'd be an important date, but given the circumstances, it means everything).I want to surprise him with a home-cooked meal, candlelight, tablecloth setup, etc., but I really have no cooking experienceI want to do this myself.I'd appreciate any ideas/recipes that may help me out]He's not vegetarian, and I'm pretty sure he'll eat just about anythingAnd he likes chicken.
TRy chicken and rice casseroleVERY EASY! Ingredients: 1 Chicken, cut up ( or your favorite chicken pieces) 1 envelope dry onion soup mix 2 cans cream of chicken soup 2 cups uncooked rice 2 soup cans of water Place chicken in bottom of roaster or casserole dishSprinkle with dry onion soup mixPour the 2 cups of uncooked rice over this; set asideMix the 2 cans of cream of chicken soup with the 2 cans of waterPour evenly over chicken and riceCover tightly with aluminum foilBake 350° for 1 hour until chicken is done.
Use and under tank heaterThey work just fine and it whats ball pythons need and want over a heat lampThey prefer the belly heat for several reasonsOne being it helps them digest their foodAnd your ball python will hide most of the time seeing as they are nocturnal and he needs the undertank heater for that.
First of all, you probably have a low wattage heat bulbI can almost bet on it being 50 wattsYou likely just need a higher wattage bulbBulb size and tank size go hand in hand so be carefulIf you have a 10 gallon tank don't exceed 75 watts unless that is the bulb you have and it isn't working75 watts is usually really good for 10 gallonsBigger tanks can use higher wattage bulbs.
hi amy, Ball-python are nocturnal so have no special lightning equipments(1) proper temprange is essential to keep ur snake healthythe ambient air tempthroughout the enclosure must be maintained between 80-85 F- during the day, with a basking area kept at 90Fat night the ambient air tempon the coolest side may be allowed to drop down lower than 73-75 F only if a basking area of at least 80FYou can use a full spectrum light or low wattage incandescent bulb in the enclosure the daymake sure the snake cannot get into direct contact with the light bulbs as ball python are very prone to getting seriously burnedthe only satisfactory method of lighting is to use the correct UVA UVB tubesU.R.Srecommends Reptisun 2.0 tube for snakes and pythonhope that helpsfor more information search our sitesThank you.
