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Rubbermaid as an enclosure question
- Thread starter V.F.T.
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V.F.T.
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My corns are babies. I have yet to receive them so I am not completely sure on there actual size. Just thought I better get some info before they arrive. :bounce:
As for a rack system one is in the works but I was wishing to keep these in a different area without a rack. :cheers:
As for a rack system one is in the works but I was wishing to keep these in a different area without a rack. :cheers:
Bekah
New member
To be quite honest I guess it depends on how many snakes you have and how you want to set things up.
Personally, I prefer keeping my snake in a viv...s/he's in our living room so she's adjusting nicely to the comings and goings of family friends and even the two German Shepherds who share this house with him/her. Doesn't seem to bother the snake one bit. I handle daily (unless s/he'd been fed) because I'd like her to be used to being handled and being very social.
I also like having him/her in a viv because it seems a bit more natural to me (snake will be moving to a fifty gallon soon). I want my snake to be able to have some room, some excercise (I think being stuck in a container might be a tad boring, but that's just me).
There are plenty of folks who keep in Sterlite containers, but I can't bring myself to do it. I'm no expert, and some people may offer you different advice, but in the end you're going to do what's best for you (and hopefully your snake(s) too)! If it isn't already obvious...I'd lean toward the viv! LOL!
Personally, I prefer keeping my snake in a viv...s/he's in our living room so she's adjusting nicely to the comings and goings of family friends and even the two German Shepherds who share this house with him/her. Doesn't seem to bother the snake one bit. I handle daily (unless s/he'd been fed) because I'd like her to be used to being handled and being very social.
I also like having him/her in a viv because it seems a bit more natural to me (snake will be moving to a fifty gallon soon). I want my snake to be able to have some room, some excercise (I think being stuck in a container might be a tad boring, but that's just me).
There are plenty of folks who keep in Sterlite containers, but I can't bring myself to do it. I'm no expert, and some people may offer you different advice, but in the end you're going to do what's best for you (and hopefully your snake(s) too)! If it isn't already obvious...I'd lean toward the viv! LOL!
MegF.
That's for sale???
I have glass vivs for my two snakes, but my new hatchlings that I'm getting are going into rubbermaid containers. I just don't have enough room for more large vivs and I can stack the rubbermaid containers. I might have to try to figure out a rack system if this keeps up!
MegF.
That's for sale???
I don't know what I'm going to do! This whole thing is getting completely out of hand.....it was only supposed to be one snake, and now it's four......eventually it will be more when I breed the two new ones! It's hopeless! My mom suggested turning the closet into a rack system holder. My husband wants to know where we'll put the stuff in the closet! I need a bigger house!
