If the bowls are always tipped it is one of two things, the bowl is too light or of the wrong design (slant sided ones work well) or the tub is too small for the size snake that is in it and it doesn't have enough room to move around without knocking the bowl over.



You are on the right track to put some more holes in the tubs to dry it up a little so you don't get the mold, also if it is that wet you need to watch for belly rot and check or change the substrait more often to help dry things out some as well.



Good luck,



Kathy

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