How many of you keep your snakes in your bedroom?

They all used to be in my bedroom, now since weve moved rooms around a little ive got 2 seperate rooms for them. One for QT and one for everyone else.:)

I had always kept all of my balls in my room but my girlfriend has a queen bed and alot of bedroom furniture and we only have a 650sq ft. apartment so... they're tanks are in the dining room and unusually large laundry room...:(


it's cool having them in the living room though...everybody walks in and the first thing they say is "oh cool a snake!..." uh...or something like that lol..:)

i have two bedrooms, one with my rats and my computer, and the other room with my snakes.

Right now the only time I keep my reptiles in my room is for quarantine periods. Main reason being, we live in a small apartment. we are moving in Feb. YAY!!! I hate living here lol. So I don't have a lot of seperate rooms to keep them in unless they were to stay in the bathroom or my 3 and 2 year olds room. Which would not be a good thing.

Ball rack is in the dinning room (no dinning going on don't worry) boa rack in bedroom, quarantine in walk-in coat closet.

I can't wait to have more space.

Now my next question is, how many of you actually sleep with your animals in the bedroom and how many? (for those of you who never answered this part)

And those of you that breed rodents... Where are they?

well. I dont have a rack, so i have one on top of my dresser, one on top of my other dresser, one on top of a table that's in my room, and another on another table in my room.

Somehow we've managed to end up with no reptiles in the house...although I wouldn't mind having a nice arboreal display someday. :D

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Originally Posted by LadyOhh

Now my next question is, how many of you actually sleep with your animals in the bedroom and how many? (for those of you who never answered this part)

And those of you that breed rodents... Where are they?

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We have a 55-g goldfish tank on our room; I always make a point Not to feed them before bed, otherwise you hear GULP GULP PLOOP as they eat; they are little nuts when you put their food in; one almost leaves the water! This is not conductive to sleep..
My cat usually sleeps in between Mark and I, but the past few nights I have locked him in the bathroom at the other end of the house (with a comfy bed, food/water, box, etc) because he just will not stop meowing well past midnight and we were sick of it.. but last night we let him stay out and he just slept on the couch.
My rat breeders are in the laundry room, in a little nook where they are not visible to anyone visiting unless I want to show them.

i have about a dozen tarantulas in our room, a 46 gallon brackish tank, a corn snake and 2 boas.

;)
Aleesha
ps oh ya... and a hubby LOL