I will confess that I have tried to do a ball python display tank and it failed MISERABLY. They are quite the one-snake demolition team!

Of course, that can also be a function of what I like in a display setup... Live plants and heavy snakes don't work too well.



My cal king is still small enough to not wreak too much havoc on a display cage, although I have had to remove the live plant because she liked to tip over the pot it was in.







My White's Tree Frog has both the newer plants in its cage, mostly because neither plant worked in the other two displays. They both will grow at least to the top of the tank and then it'll look a lot cooler in there, but for now there's a fake plant for the frog to hide behind (which it never does):







And last but not least, the angry orange spider that I've posted up here before - Redid her cage since I had to take out the live plant I was experimenting with in there. The plant was outgrowing the tank! The spider was most upset about the dismantling of her web tunnel of death.







Anyone else enjoy setting up realistic displays?



~jenny
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"We call them dumb animals, and so they are, for they cannot tell us how they feel, but they do not suffer less because they have no words."

- Anna Sewell (1820-1878)

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