xavusangel
Corn Snake Friendly
Can you please post pics of what your snakes are housed in? I'd like to get some ideas and i love pics so please post away......thanks 
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Please Post pics of where you keep your snakes
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xavusangel
Corn Snake Friendly
Very nice setup, both of you, what is the best rubbermaid containers to use for snake? Thanks for the posts, keep them coming
xavusangel
Corn Snake Friendly
DaemoNox what kind of rubbermaid containers are the best to use? Also where did you get your rack and was it expensive?
xavusangel
Corn Snake Friendly
:sobstory:
jennrosefx
*Insert Witty Title Here*
Not nearly as exciting, but here is where my two pals live for now...allthough I'm hoping to build custom tanks for both once they get larger (and as time permits).
JAG 32
look at that face :)
Matt : I couple hints. #1, i think that light might be a little risky, especially because it's inside the cage. Personally a UTH (under tank heater) would provide a better heat source adn if not possible a lamp outside of the cage. #2 The type of thermometer you have aren't very acurate. For better readings i would suggest getting an indoor/outdoor thermometer that has a probe you can put inside the cage by the substrate. I got mine at Wal-Mart for $12.
p.S. - i'll try and post pics of my setup if i ever get my room clean.
John
p.S. - i'll try and post pics of my setup if i ever get my room clean.
John
DaemoNox
Abyssus abyssum invocat
I prefer rubbermaids, however sterilite has a nice 3 foot long blanket box. Sterilite lids are escapable however, so you need to be extra careful about them. The hatchling rack is actually two Reptile Basic racks stacked, which are $159.99 (heating, tubs, and shipping is included).
xavusangel
Corn Snake Friendly
DaemoNoxsorry to bug you again hun, but where did you buy the reptile basic rack?
DaemoNox
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Drizzt80
Dakota Corns
May want to read the post as well as look at the picture . . .JAG 32 said:
madmatt said:
Though I would agree that a cheapy ($10 or so) digital indoor/outdoor thermometer is invaluable in checking temps. You can place the probe under the light and the unit at the cool end of the tank.
D80
Drizzt80
Dakota Corns
. . . oh, and here's where I keep my snakes . . .
www.dakotacorns.com/Cages.html
Here's an example:
D80
www.dakotacorns.com/Cages.html
Here's an example:
D80
Sarastro
New member
Ok, I hope the pictures show up, it's the first time I'm doing this :shrugs:
Anyway, this is Sarastro's cage (10 gal.). The right side is her warm side (I also have a heat pad, but it usually only gets the temps up to 78 degrees at nighttime, so I turn on the lamp for half an hour each night to get the temps up to 82 degrees). I also bought Sarastro one of those hammocks, she seems to like it. Before she would try to lie on the sucking cups that attach the plants to the viv walls, but with her increasing weight (I guess snakes gain weight over the holidays too, eh? :santa: ) they would come crashing down. I thought I would try this instead.
This is Mephistopheles' cage (20 gal.). Nothing special here except for the average hides and other decorations.
Anyway, this is Sarastro's cage (10 gal.). The right side is her warm side (I also have a heat pad, but it usually only gets the temps up to 78 degrees at nighttime, so I turn on the lamp for half an hour each night to get the temps up to 82 degrees). I also bought Sarastro one of those hammocks, she seems to like it. Before she would try to lie on the sucking cups that attach the plants to the viv walls, but with her increasing weight (I guess snakes gain weight over the holidays too, eh? :santa: ) they would come crashing down. I thought I would try this instead.
This is Mephistopheles' cage (20 gal.). Nothing special here except for the average hides and other decorations.
