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- Thread starter angusrock
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Green Bean
Reptile Chick
A bare toliet paper roll tube does wonders. I like to bury mine in the bedding a bit.
Lore
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Toilet Paper Tube, Papertowel Tube, any Box of appropriate size, a deli cup (not the clear ones) with a notch cut out for an opening (course that doesnt matter they can crawl under anyway) All of mine ignore almost all the hides I use and can generally be found under their waterdish 
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tyflier
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I have two hides that I made out of flat pieces of sandstone, which I picked up at the local fish store for about $.50 a piece. They were intended for aquarium use, but work great as little natural caves. Just be sure they are securely planted in the substrate so your snkae can't knock the pieces off on top of itself and cause an injury.
I also have a small, plastic coffee container that I cut in half, "drilled" a few holes in with an X-acto knife and laid on it's side.
Really...anything that is small enough to be close and dark enough to give security will work...
I also have a small, plastic coffee container that I cut in half, "drilled" a few holes in with an X-acto knife and laid on it's side.
Really...anything that is small enough to be close and dark enough to give security will work...
jaxom1957
No one can own just one
For babies, I use 4" plastic azalea pots with an opening cut in the side. The babies like to climb in and out of the drainage holesangusrock said:
For my yearlings and two year olds, I use Folger's coffee containers, the plastic ones they came out with a few years ago. I get two hides out of each container by cutting it around the middle, using the bottom for one hide and the top (with lid attached) for another. My adults are using FedEx boxes frozen mice came in. As I get a new order of mice every month, I can change out the boxes whenever they need replacing.