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Picture of my yellow boys

iriri Aug 15, 2006 04:50 PM

I added a "lizard hammock" to Julian and Lucius' enclosure, and they now use it ALL the time. I am thinking of putting in a couple more at different heights. They're cheap and can be easily cleaned and disinfected.
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3.0 yellow rat snake
1.0 Everglades rat snake
0.1 Baird's rat snake
1.1 ball python
0.1 speckled king
0.1 Eastern milk
1.0 Honduran milk
0.0.2 rough green snake
1.1 diamondback terrapin
1.0 Malayan box turtle

Replies (6)

TwoSnakes Aug 15, 2006 05:58 PM

Great idea . Its sturdy enough the suction cups dont pop off?
I never thought of that adding a few would be fantastic .

Great looking snakes to.

iriri Aug 15, 2006 06:10 PM

>>Great idea . Its sturdy enough the suction cups dont pop off?
>> I never thought of that adding a few would be fantastic .
>>
>> Great looking snakes to.

Yep, it is. The snakes together are about 2lbs, so use your judgement.
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3.0 yellow rat snake
1.0 Everglades rat snake
0.1 Baird's rat snake
1.1 ball python
0.1 speckled king
0.1 Eastern milk
1.0 Honduran milk
0.0.2 rough green snake
1.1 diamondback terrapin
1.0 Malayan box turtle

TwoSnakes Aug 16, 2006 04:16 AM

2lbs oh thats fine my one snake is young and muuch less I am going to order 2 online now. I have seen them for sale for iguanas (ofcourse I will get smaller size) but never thought of it .
Great way to use top space for climbing small snakes .

thanks

markg Aug 16, 2006 12:51 PM

>>I added a "lizard hammock" to Julian and Lucius' enclosure, and they now use it ALL the time. I am thinking of putting in a couple more at different heights. They're cheap and can be easily cleaned and disinfected.
>>
>>-----
>>3.0 yellow rat snake
>>1.0 Everglades rat snake
>>0.1 Baird's rat snake
>>1.1 ball python
>>0.1 speckled king
>>0.1 Eastern milk
>>1.0 Honduran milk
>>0.0.2 rough green snake
>>1.1 diamondback terrapin
>>1.0 Malayan box turtle

dustyrhoads Aug 16, 2006 10:39 PM

TP Ratsnakes are very much "platform snakes", rather than branch/tree snakes, and I am always thinking of ways to maximize the floor space and usable area of the cage without making it potentially dangerous (i.e. crushing potential) for the animals.
What a great idea. That is great enrichment also.

They definitely look happier than most snakes do in a simple hide/bedding/water dish setup.

Cute pic, by the way!

Dusty R.

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iriri Aug 17, 2006 08:30 AM

They are very happy snakes. Their enclosure is in our living room area, and their favorite hobby is people watching. They are much calmer when they can see us most of the time.

Thanks for the comments

>>TP Ratsnakes are very much "platform snakes", rather than branch/tree snakes, and I am always thinking of ways to maximize the floor space and usable area of the cage without making it potentially dangerous (i.e. crushing potential) for the animals.
>> What a great idea. That is great enrichment also.
>>
>>They definitely look happier than most snakes do in a simple hide/bedding/water dish setup.
>>
>>Cute pic, by the way!
>>
>>Dusty R.
>>
>>Suboc.com
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3.0 yellow rat snake
1.0 Everglades rat snake
0.1 Baird's rat snake
1.1 ball python
0.1 speckled king
0.1 Eastern milk
1.0 Honduran milk
0.0.2 rough green snake
1.1 diamondback terrapin
1.0 Malayan box turtle

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