so my first one is out of the egg and it weighed 64 grams. Well the hides I had that I thought would work are just too big. what do you guys use for hides for the baby snakes? any ideas for a cheap homemade hide?
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hides for hatchlings?
mistysprouse
Sep 06, 2004 09:34 PM
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dangerously
Sep 06, 2004 09:50 PM
Try a "real" garden center or greenhouse for clay pot bottoms (not a lowes or home depot type, but a place that only sells garden/yard/house plants, etc). They will probably carry some small ones (my local one does). Then do the usual drill - a hammer to the lip to knock out a chunk so the snake can get under it.
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mykee
Sep 06, 2004 10:05 PM
None of my hatchlings get hides at all, and they eat just fine. If they want security, they hide under the newspaper or paper towel.
NEWReptiles
Sep 06, 2004 10:39 PM
I use paper towel and toilet paper tubes for EVERY one of my hatchlings. About 80-90% of the babies use them too.
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BallBoutique
Sep 07, 2004 06:38 AM
simple
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