Getting a new kingsnake

Temporary enclosure 1:2 done and PAM'd. This is just a precaution as I've had to battle mites before and don't want to do that again http://images.tapatalk-cdn.com/15/12...84d0f9c53d.jpg

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Hey disaff try using a 2 layer substrate. Like soaking wet coco fiber and then a dry either aspen or reptibark. Keeps real good humidity and no misting required

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Alright so last night was kind of a disaster. I went from the tub to her more permanent setup till I can find a door. (Still need help if anyone has ideas) heres a pic of her in the 20 gallon http://images.tapatalk-cdn.com/15/12...3c97bc1a1e.jpg

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NewEngland Herpetoculture might have one they could sell you.
Maybe try contacting Exo-Terra directly.

So, the disaster??
Assuming the technicals are correct, looks like a nice place.

Had her in the tub and she soaked all the paper towels. And there was poop everywhere. It was fun

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She is probably just stressed.
Mine went through a stage where they pooped and musked abundantly every time I handled them.
STINKY!

Now, both are pretty chill.:)

I didn't realize how much these guys like to burrow. Scared me I thought she had gotten out but she was just chilling in the dirt

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Both of my Cal Kings love to burrow, but especially Ssa. Her favorite hides are basically just the lid off of a hide sitting right down into her bedding, and a flat piece of cork bark - she burrows in and out under them, and won't have anything to do with hides that have more room.

I had a cal king and he spent most of his time on a little lip right under the lid and climbing. It's fun to watch this gal tunnel

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My male likes to climb - He used to hang out under the lip on his lid until I moved him to a different style tub. The female did so, but to a lesser degree. She's rather burrow.