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aone4u2luv

aone4u2luv

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Still being worked on its a two story 90 gallon custom enclosure it has sliding doors to the back storage lower level entry door attached outlet for misc things such as heating etc light switched to control everything on enclosure just a work in progress still here are the biggining picture to show the workings oh also has a panelboard underneith incase I want to add more coponets :)uploadfromtaptalk1389790958609.jpguploadfromtaptalk1389790973979.jpguploadfromtaptalk1389790990820.jpguploadfromtaptalk1389791013921.jpg
i love my cornsnakes :)
 
Still verymmuch in the begining stages almost compleete but not quite I will continue to show progress pictures and more detailed pictures of what its specs are thanks any other ideas for it will be awsume wanting to change out plants to real ones but not sure yet those where sum I had just laying around :)

i love my cornsnakes :)
 
Oh the bottom section is filled with aspen and heating pad not to mention heat lamp on one side of the canopy :)

i love my cornsnakes :)
 
I will have my three corns in it its two stories so they have options of being upstairs or down:)

i love my cornsnakes :)
 
Are they all females? Might be some unintended consequences otherwise...
 
Unintentional consequences could mean a dead snake, so just make sure you're cool with that. Strongly suggest you read up on cohabbing. That's a very nice habitat, but corns aren't social.
 
They have been sleeping together under the same hide all together I don't know what could go wrong?

i love my cornsnakes :)
 
Well one thing that could happen is.... If your females are not breeding sized and they get pregnant they may get egg bound and die. I don't wear a seatbelt in my vehicle because I've had an accident, I wear one because it will help keep me safe if I am in one. You don't keep snakes separate because you have had a problem, you keep them separate to prevent one. Keeping them together benefits you, not them.
 
One femmale is almost 3 ft one is 4 ft but I thought unless temps are high they won't breed ?

i love my cornsnakes :)
 
aone4u2luv said:
One male two female and unintensionals are kool with me
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Not gonna start a lecture on cohabbing and telling you you're evil... but just because it's kool with you, doesn't mean it's cool with the snakes. Early breeding and excessive breeding can be very detrimental to a female snakes health and life.

You may not notice any problems immediately, similar to cohabbing stress issues... but the problems almost always will arise.
 
I completely forgot to add that that is a really nice looking setup though. Props to that (seeing as how the DIY enclosure is the actual topic of the thread). I'm so envious of people with the tools and talent to make their own awesome enclosures.
 
If you want to read up more on cohabbing, there's a sticky on the home page too.
But, if you do continue to cohab (and I can almost guarantee you will end up with unintentional pregnancies, so best to get prepared in advance for that!) at least you have a nice huge set up, as you say, with the two-level.

I'd suggest there to be one hot spot for every snake, one water bowl for every snake, and at least 2 hides for every snake.

Even though they share a hide, what's happening is they are 'fighting' over the best spot.
 
Gonna hook em up with that soon ill post more pic I want to put summ hides up in the branches as well :)

i love my cornsnakes :)
 
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