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I havea plastic vine I bought for my anole a long time ago. I put it in my garter enclosure and seems to love it.
Where are garters commonly found in the wild? Mine lovs to climb. He's a checkard garter.
I useto find him in betweeb the lip of the aquarium and the lid. He might not do that as much now thanks to the vine.
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Garters are not normally tree dwellig snakes. But I have a flame garter that loves to sit up in his tree for hours. And I have seen sevral eastern garters about 3 or 4 feet high coiled in very thick bushes out in the wild.
I have a few garters that are 'climbers' too. I've never found or seen any that haven't been on the ground, but I've got a red-sided and three young plains who couldn't be happier climbing all over their plants and squeezing into the lip of their aquariums. Fun to watch!
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