What does everyone's tank set up look like?

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Originally Posted by Smarion0006

He is a 3 month old pastel ball python. :)

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Sweet snake!, never had a ball

Here's mine! Not meant for a boa or a snake buuuuuut I'll put it here anywayshttp://tapatalk.imageshack.com/v2/14...d96710f5f6.jpghttp://tapatalk.imageshack.com/v2/14...6c51c28d0e.jpghttp://tapatalk.imageshack.com/v2/14...9824a8c577.jpg
3 26watt heat lamps, one on the cold side, 2 on hot, thermostatted UTH, sphagnum, water bowl, 2 hides, aspen, even with the 3 heat lamps, it still stays at around 30% humidity, 5% more than the average requirment for a blue tongue skink. Good luck with your reptile and welcome! (Its a welcome for me, I've never seen you here before! :))
The basking rocks stay at 95-100 degrees depending on how far you travel from the center of the basking rocks. Cold is 75 degrees.

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Here's a quick video peek inside. The cork flat at the back is angled so Mr Burrows can go undernearth and he also likes to sometimes sit on top of it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=voaaV1w9ILY

The warm hide is large but he outgrew the small one, and he seems to like it.
It'd like to add a second piece of bark on risers or posts to give him another raised option. And watching the vid, could use more greenery on the left side.

Yesterday when I took him out he was really interested in the 'rooftop patio' so I turned off the lamp and let him hang out up there for a while.

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I don't have pics but here is what i have. My little guy is only 5 1/2 mos old/ and he lives in an exoterra 36 x 18 x 18, his bedding is cypress mulch, uth exo terra desert, thermostat, 3 hides 1 cool, 1 hot, 1 log center for basking or hiding, 4 24 inch silk vines to cover side glass and rock wall background, a medium ceramic rock water bowl. I know it sounds cluttered, but he seems to love exploring and love climbing all those vines. As he grows his size will make it nessacery to take some of his toys out. I also have a basking light for day use and a low watt red heat light for night as my home is very cool at night. To help with humidity in winter i use a reptifog fogger. .

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