Hiding: You're Doing it Wrong!

Yesterday I gave my new blood a hide. He had been hanging out in his water bowl all day everyday and I was worried about him staying too wet too long so I thought maybe it was a security issue. Well...here he is "using" his hide.

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Hhhmmm...

HAHAHA. Well, if he can't see you, you OBVIOUSLY can't see him.

Now that is TOO cute!!!

Haha that's cute.

Very cute. My bloods do the same thing.

He really just wanted a hat but didn't know how to tell you. :P

Twice the diameter and half the height would be just the ticket!

I have a Spider ball python that likes to wear hats or pretend that he is a turtle. it never gets old lol

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Originally Posted by jfmoore

Twice the diameter and half the height would be just the ticket!

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I agree, the hide seems a little small but he doesn't seem to mind too much

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Originally Posted by The Serpent Merchant

I agree, the hide seems a little small but he doesn't seem to mind too much

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they prefer a tight fitting hide that is touching them all round when they get in, too big is not ideal you will be surprised what a blood can fit into or through for that matter :D

Also with bloods you want a heavy hide light plastic ones will just get thrown around like plastic furniture in a kids room trust me. You are better with clay or ceramic type plant pots over turned with an opening created artificially imo they are less likely to be tipped over and feel more solid for the snake to hide in.

When they get to this size though it gets harder to stop them tossing stuff around.:D

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