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    A rare glimpse of my sunbeam

    Most of the time it's like having a big tub of dirt but sometimes you get a treat and actually see the snake.


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    What does it eat?

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    Re: A rare glimpse of my sunbeam

    He has eaten mice and fish.

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    Sounds like the Sunbeam might be a good candidate for a planted terrarium?
    I realize burrows can be a problem, but perhaps the actual plants could be set down still in pots.

    (Found a Youtube where some ((Kid?)) had about a dozen planted terrariums with dart frogs...gorgeous and amazing. Now, I'm sort of obsessed with the idea of a planted terrarium.)

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    Re: A rare glimpse of my sunbeam

    I haven't considered a planted terrarium. I'm not sure how plants would thrive as there's not a lot of light in the tub and considering how wet the substrate is.

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