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Hide and Water Bowl
- Thread starter barett
- Start date
Karl_Mcknight
Common Sense Holder
the water bowl should be of adequate size for the snake to fit in if it wishes to cool off or soak. Obviously a baby snake can get by with a smaller bowl than the larger adults. As the snake grows, so will its water bowl. "Hides and Hide boxes" are the same. Snakes like to "Feel" the sides and top of the Hide, so it should be a tight fit. Some people buy Hides, you can find them made of plastic or porcelain, and some people use an old cereal box, shoe box or even a paper towel tube made of cardboard. Regardless, the hide will increase in size as the snake grows, but it should always be a tight fit.