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nickinoonoo |
Posted - 26/09/2011 : 08:58:34 i have notice alot of you have a few snakes and some even have loads, was just wondering what set up you have them in, just want some ideas what to keep mine in when she is bigger or if i was to get any more x |
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Dancross0 |
Posted - 28/09/2011 : 07:26:25 I have my 4ft male downstairs in a custom built 4ft tank (the joys of my brother building aquariums for a living!), and my 2 hatchlings in fauns upstairs in a newly decorated spare room. I'll be upgrading to 3ft vivs for the little 'uns when they're big enough..... |
kdlang |
Posted - 28/09/2011 : 06:34:15 I have one 3 viv 3ft stack downstairs in my living room. Then I have got one 3 viv 3ft stack in my bedroom with a 30" viv on top of that. A 3ft viv on top of my chest of drawers. An two 2ft vivs for my hoggies when they are big enough. Thye are currently still in large fauns downstairs.
I know alot of people who have alot of snakes use rubs as they use up less space. I don't really like having mine in rubs but it is a problem trying to find room for all the vivs. I am thinking about having a change round and building a couple of purpose built units to make more use of the space I do have (might be able to squeeze in a couple more snakes then lol) |
lotabob |
Posted - 28/09/2011 : 00:29:16 I have a mix of vivariums and RUB's though soon that will be a vivstack and the RUB's possibly goinbg back into action fostering some non feeding babies. I would keep them individually ideally, 2 snakes together will always compete for the best spot and the weaker one will always be left second best. |
LarkaDawg |
Posted - 27/09/2011 : 21:48:39 I have my pair in a roomy 3ft wooden viv, heated by an angled 100w blue (so its not too bright at night) heat lamp, controlled by a microclimate 100w microclimate (model B1) thermostat. Aspen bedding, big resin exo terra water bowl, curved bark hide at hot end, large resin exo terra hide at cool end. And a bunch of plastic leaves in the middles of the hides for them to mooch around in. Too much detail? Lol. On top of that is a 30"x24"x24" wooden viv, same ish set up, but has orchid bark (its for my boa when i collect him).
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Emmy1 |
Posted - 26/09/2011 : 20:28:54 I keep all mine in vivariums. I have a 3ft for my corn snake on the bottom. Ontop of that is my bearded dragon, also in a 3ft. Then my Western Hognose Snake in a 2ft. |
eeji |
Posted - 26/09/2011 : 19:33:48 Really useful boxes on shelving for my lot |
Mamma |
Posted - 26/09/2011 : 09:01:26 you can either do vivstacks or rubs. Its entirely up to you really. Just depends on what kind of room you have xxx |