Post Your Hiding Places/Water Bowl Pics

[Rusty]

I'm looking for hiding places and water bowls to use inside tubs. I want them to be practical and cheap. Please post your ideas and pics of hiding spots and water bowls used in your plastic enclosures. Thanks.

_ Rusty

[Roundabout136]

Gladware container flipped upside down with a hole cut in it. Smooth off the edges. Zing.

[Rusty]

Gladware container flipped upside down with a hole cut in it. Smooth off the edges. Zing.

Can you post a pic of it so I can see how it looks?

[iceman25]

Check out the thread named "Rubber Maid Bins" in this section of the Forum

[kavmon]

in the first pic the hide is a plastic flower pot bottom with a 2 inch hole cut in it. less than buck. in the 2nd pic is a water bowl (ceramic) about a buck. for juvies i use a bigger flower pot bottom. for adults i use a small plastic kitty litter pan and cut a hole in it and flip it upside down.


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[Shelby]

I'd like to share my water bowl 'system'. I got this idea from Adam, and I love it because it's so easy and clean for the snakes. I buy 4.5" plastic deli cups from foodservicedirect.com in a case of 500, and each week I give the snakes fresh ones, and throw out the ones that they used. For bigger snakes, I go to the hardware store and get PVC couplers to set the cups in. They are heavy and the snakes don't knock them over. Here's one like that in my blood's tub.

[Rusty]

Cool water system but I couldn't find it on the site.

[Shelby]

Whoopsie.. here ya go. http://www.foodservicedirect.com/ind...ers_&_Lids.htm

I get the clear 8 oz ones.

[cassandra]

OT I know, but daaayum...Habanero is SUCH a gorgeous snake!

[Shelby]

HabanerA.. she's a girl after all. She's easily my favorite girl. Such a lovely snake.