What do you use as hides for your ball pythons?

There's tons and tons of different things out there that *could* be used for ball pythons... For example, this baby ball python out on top of a cork hollow and a grapewood branch.

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It'd be neat to see what other keepers find practical, aesthetically pleasing, or economical. Naturally in the stores we like the cages to look pretty, but what do you at home actually use?

-Jen

I use the hide boxes produced by reptile basics. they aren't much to look at, but they do their job and don't cost a fortune

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I bought small litter pans from walmart and smaller dish tubs from the dollar store for mine.

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I like to come up with weird ideas. I had a betta tank that I didn't plan to use anymore and I noticed the lid was perfect :D It needed some editting, so my fiance too a dremal? saw thingy to make a big enough hole in it for my baby snake to fit in. Here's a pic :)
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I have cut openings into Ice Cream bowls and use those. My male pinstripe loves it LOL :gj::gj:

My bp's like to hide under the paper :D

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Originally Posted by The Serpent Merchant

I use the hide boxes produced by reptile basics. they aren't much to look at, but they do their job and don't cost a fortune.

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I use the same. I do wish they were cheaper, but I'm not crafty so it's convenient to not have to make them myself. And while I'd like something more asthetically pleasing, I do like being able to clean these more easily than wood....

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i fill my tubs with crumpled up newspaper now, theyre all still eating, so i dont think they mind

I like to use my wifes discarded plastic flower pots :) Free and Slinky Loves them :)

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