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A Third Snake, Maybe?
- Thread starter NH93
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vetusvates
Gamaliel's Principle
Now _that_ is how it's done.
NH93
New member
Oh, my, goodness.
That is fantastic. Thank you for sharing!!
The only thing better I could think of would be if they all had glass fronts
Looking up species of snakes, I am reminded that I may be moving in a year and a half (will be graduated university and going wherever the wind blows... me a job). The laws across the provinces in Canada are ridiculous. I AM TALKING TO YOU, ALBERTA. Can't have hognoses, can't have any boids, blah blah blah the list is enormous.
Thankfully I am looking to move to B.C., where the laws are quite similar to Ontario's.
Hmmph.
That is fantastic. Thank you for sharing!!
The only thing better I could think of would be if they all had glass fronts
Looking up species of snakes, I am reminded that I may be moving in a year and a half (will be graduated university and going wherever the wind blows... me a job). The laws across the provinces in Canada are ridiculous. I AM TALKING TO YOU, ALBERTA. Can't have hognoses, can't have any boids, blah blah blah the list is enormous.
Thankfully I am looking to move to B.C., where the laws are quite similar to Ontario's.
Hmmph.
What kind of racks are those Nanci??Here's one wall.
Justine66
Cuddling with Colubrids<3
yeah I would second a milk snake, that's the second I got and I have no regrets!
he's totally different then my corn, is out and about way more then my corn, although he does fling poop here and there lol it's a small prices to pay for how cute he is!
and his feeding response is off the wall so there's no worries of refused mice like with a male hognose...
and depending on what type of milk you get they come in soo many different sizes!
from the 6 foot Hondurans, corns sized pueblens and my 19 inch Mexican..
and if you consider a black milk, like stated above no need for a thermostat or UTH..
I think there's honestly a milk snake for just about everyone if you look into them.
and there just beautiful to look at IMO.
he's totally different then my corn, is out and about way more then my corn, although he does fling poop here and there lol it's a small prices to pay for how cute he is!
and his feeding response is off the wall so there's no worries of refused mice like with a male hognose...
and depending on what type of milk you get they come in soo many different sizes!
from the 6 foot Hondurans, corns sized pueblens and my 19 inch Mexican..
and if you consider a black milk, like stated above no need for a thermostat or UTH..
I think there's honestly a milk snake for just about everyone if you look into them.
and there just beautiful to look at IMO.
Nanci
Alien Lover
Those are Animal Plastics Economy Plastic 66 quarts. I used to think that going to plastic bins would make it so I couldn't see them. I have found that I can see them just fine. I love being able to rearrange them according to who is breeding, etc. and to be able to completely remove a bin for thorough cleaning.
NH93
New member
Thank you Justine, that is very helpful milk snake was what I had initially thought about for my third snake (actually, to be honest I wanted one before a corn snake but got talked into corns by someone else! No regrets)
There's an adult black milk snake at our local reptile store, and I'm surprised at how big he is!
milk snake was what I had initially thought about for my third snake (actually, to be honest I wanted one before a corn snake but got talked into corns by someone else! No regrets)There's an adult black milk snake at our local reptile store, and I'm surprised at how big he is!
ShelbyScott
Owned by Paisley
I am at the same point as you (considering a second snake). Personally I think the tri-color hognoses are TOO cute. Also, the herpetology department at my university has a sand boa that is kept exclusively in sand. He loves to burrow in it and burrows INSTANTLY when returned to his viv. But you know, you can never go wrong with another corn....
Merkavich
LIVIN' THE PUG LIFE
Here's one wall.
I love how every single one of your bins is decored like a viv, since a lot of larger scale breeders add just the basic needs, (understandably)..but it's nice to see!
Nanci
Alien Lover
All the adults have those Target Wine Cube boxes for hides. I put crumpled wine bottle bags inside them (for recycling- you can't really use them for anything else!) Madras, the aberrant Okeetee on loan from Troy and Jarrett, is ALWAYS inside her bag, in the box. I don't put the bag in there so it's easy to get into- I just crunch it up and stuff it in- but she is in it without fail. Some of them have hammocks, too- the ones who will use them. Snakes in hammocks make me smile.