One thing I notice is that your hides are so tall. Snakes like to be touching something on top and bottom. They like to be almost sqeezed into a space.
I suggest putting a folded up piece of newspaper under each hide so the animals can select the level to situate itself. Folded paper gives several layers or levels to choose from.
Also, a small paper bag with snake and pinkie overnight is a good thing to try first.
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Austin Herp. Soc.

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