Just wandering what everyone uses for small snakes as a water bowl. thanx Norman
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Just wandering what everyone uses for small snakes as a water bowl. thanx Norman
16 oz deli cups.
No cleaning required!
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Jeremy Payne
JB Reptile
Boa Morph's since 2007
1.0 Snow "Khal"
0.2 Triple Het Moonglow "Khal"
0.1 Orange Tail Hypo Het Leopard
1.1 Double Het "Sharp" Snow
1.0 Ghost
0.1 Possible Super Hypo
0.1 DH Ghost
1.1 "Khal" Albino
1.0 Hypomelenistic
1.3 Pastel Hypo
0.1 Suriname/Columbian cross
0.1 Anerthrystic
I get the disposable water bowls from superiorenterprise.com
Basically a deli cup with a hole in the lid for access. One advantage is if they do get tipped, they don't spill all their water. Also gives them more of a ledge to hang out on.
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Thanks,
Dave Colling

www.rainbows-r-us-reptiles.com
0.1 Wife (WC and still very fiesty)
0.2 kids (CBB, a big part of our selective breeding program)
LOL, to many snakes to list, last count:
26.49 BRB
20.21 BCI
And those are only the breeders 
lots.lots.lots feeder mice and rats 


thanx for the great ideas
I use milk jug lids for small baby corns. It's not because I'm cheep - it's because my wife won't let me order any thing else for the snakes.....
It works well, and there are some spills but the smaller snakes use them just a easy as they would use the store bought stuff. I have used these for kings, corns and rat snakes. I tried it with pits and that seems to be the size limmit for the caps. For them I use 1" PVC end caps with flat bottoms. You do have to clean the water bowls but I have two sets of bowls for each tub in each rack and 2 kids that can wash them...
-Blue
Heres What I do- I get styraphone cups and tops and i get a razor and cut litle holes about the size of a quater. They work really well and there cheap and give the snake security while sheding!
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