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The new enclosure!

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Dibari

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We finally got moved in and I got my hatchling snow, Lathe, into his 29 gallon, finally!

I figured I'd share pictures of the little place, though it's still a bit barren and one day I'd like to go bigger for him.
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The themometer says 107 because the probe is trapped under the carpet and on top of the heater, beneath the heat lamp. I can't seem to bring it down, but substrate wise, he's averaging 86, thankfully.
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No pictures of the little guy because he's shedding (right after a feed even) and doesn't want to be bothered, but I'll get some new one's up soon!
 
Thanks, you guys. :) He still hasn't really discovered he can climb the sticks, hopefully he'll learn soon.
 
If you put in some fake plants or vines in there you'll get to see your snake a whole lot more. Mine likes to hang out in the fake leaves that are suction cupped to the glass. I want to buy some vines so I can see her even more. (and snap some pictures while I'm at it!)
 
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