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  • 07-02-2018, 05:10 PM
    Zincubus
    Re: Can you post pics of your milksnake enclosure?
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    Originally Posted by L.West View Post
    I didn't realize the milksnakes needed climbing branches. I don't have any branches for mine since they are currently in a tub but will soon be moving into their new 3x2 cages. Should I add climbing branches??

    All my snakes make use of the branches .. The Royal pythons will happily spend hours each evening climbing branches ..


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  • 07-02-2018, 07:21 PM
    pretends2bnormal
    Re: Can you post pics of your milksnake enclosure?
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by L.West View Post
    I didn't realize the milksnakes needed climbing branches. I don't have any branches for mine since they are currently in a tub but will soon be moving into their new 3x2 cages. Should I add climbing branches??

    For me, I dont think it is so much of a need as something to make the space they have more usable for them (and a little aesthetics...). A 2x2 foot cage adds almost a 2nd layer of floor space with enough branches and climbing areas as long as they use it.
    Trying it certainly doesn't hurt, and you can add short branches in a tub unless it is super short in height. Even 1 inch of the ground is interesting to a snake compared to flat ground.

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