ok..here is the cage for my green anaconda. before i get a ton of posts about my bacteria hazards. the stones in the water are regularlyrinsed and disinfected with rocal as well as all water sources. The cage bottom is astroturf which is replaced regularly since it is 19c a sq ft. the antlers were sterilized with bleach before entering this cage. now to describe more. the cage has three lights source..full spectum w/ubv on one end, normal flourecent in the middle, and incandesent heat bulbs on the other end. under the hiding hut there is a large undertank heater and in the middle of the cage is a ceramic heat emitter. there is a fogger in the large water bowl and if the 2 temperature and humidity guages cannot be read since i took these photos with my phone...the end with the hut and undertank heater is 90 degrees with a humidity of 50% and the end with the water is 80 degrees with a humidity of 40% at the time i took this picture(that end fluctuates because of the water dish and when i turn on the fogger to up the humidity). now you might be thinking this is a huge task to keep clean...you are right if you assumed that..which is why i do not always have the cage so decked out since i need to clean certain things at a time. the anaconda is in the little hut by the antlers where the heat pad is and there is a water dish inside there where he can go in and out of while staying hidden (when i check on him he is 50% in water and 50% out)...i put the beach ball in because i had it in my bedroom and when he was on the floor he kept going to it and climbing on it and rolling off(funny) but he kept doing it so i put it in his cage and he is very attracted to it and plays on the thing. I have the shark because i like to put a stuffed animal in all my snake cages for visiters that dont see snakes as nice pets (they think it is cute and it gives them a softer side to snakes if they see a snake curled around it..like my ball python and her monkey)...hope you all like the cage.






