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RE: M. amethistina housing

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Posted by: liljenni at Thu Apr 21 02:42:46 2011  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by liljenni ]  
   

Hey,I love your scrub python,it looks like a merauke maybe.I've wanted one for years.I ran across your videos on u-tube,while researching scrub pythons.Great videos thanks for posting them.Seems like you could split your amethystine house in half-top to bottom-and get two lizard homes out of it.It seems like it would be hard to get any -cross-way branches in there with all that glass, or is it plasstic? jenni/

   

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