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  • 02-16-2004, 10:58 AM
    JLC
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    Originally Posted by Wizill
    ? . . . . ! . , . .

    there, i think you dropped those ;).

    LOL! Cute!

    newbe, if you want to put your water bowl on top of a hide, try an over-turned clay pot for a hide. Not a deep pot, but the bottom piece that catches water under a clay planter. (I'm probably not describing that well, but I know lots of people use them and can probably give a picture.) Anyhow...it's like a shallow bowl with a flat bottom. Cut a hole in the side and turn it upside down for a hide...then put the water bowl on top of it. Be careful that the water bowl won't tip off if/when the snake tries to climb into it, though!

    And if you put a PVC pipe in there, be sure it's not long/small enough for the snake to wedge himself into the center. You won't be able to get him out if you need to. (I discovered this when I used a paper-towel tube as a hide...the snake loved it, but when I needed to take him out, he would NOT come out for anything...I ended up having to tear the tube away, which you wouldn't be able to do with PVC.)

    I'm sure there are lots of different ways you can do your set-up and have a happy snake...so long as temp/humidity and other basic needs are met, you can be creative with the layout.
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