These are the views of the completed play ground. well furnished while it is still a bit large for her. She doesn't seem to mind though. Completed new viv Cold hide warm hide uncovered warm hide Snickers in the blue hide
thats pretty cool you may want to think about covering the back of the viv with something though - card or newspaper on the outside will do - just to make her feel a bit more secure..
2.0 Normal Royal Pythons - Q and Little One 1.0 Chihauhaun Mountain Kingsnake - Simba
I have orchid bark that is slowly being exchanged for aspen. The back of the viv is against the wall. I thought of putting something there but changed my mind since when she is crawling around she stays toward the front...believe it or not. She loves sitting on the greenery covered wood in the center of the viv.She sort of hides in and among the greenery and stares out at me. There are actually four hides. One on each end plus the cave she is in at the moment for humidity plus in the center is a piece of wood with a layer of greenery over it. This is over both sides a bit.We'll see what happens as she become more accustomed to it.[quote]Originally posted by godzchild9
These are the views of the completed play ground. well furnished while it is still a bit large for her. She doesn't seem to mind though.
Actually Snickers is still trying to adjust I think. I left for a ten day vacation with a non snake lover to house sit. He changed her water for her but never touched her, so she adjusted pretty good there. She's lost her bluing now so I imagine I'll see her more soon after she has shed.
Snickers' Viv pics
Posted - 26/01/2010 : 09:15:00
What have you used for substrate?
