Can I see your set ups pls ?

Animal Plastics T-3 with Glass Doors and Herpstat 2

https://ball-pythons.net/gallery/files/2/0/5/3/T31.jpg

Spoiled balls in the AP cages.....rock on!

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Originally Posted by aaajohnson

It is cool to see the setups others are using ... and I am using some help and suggestions from Cue on my tub rack, I just wish I could build it back into the wall like he did ... :sweeet:

Neil

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It's easy. Just build the room around the rack like I did :P

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Originally Posted by ssscales

That's a nice set up you have there Cueball. :O
Looks like you got a plan all mapped out!

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Thanks! I am trying to stay focused. It's so tricky with so many great possibilities though :cool:

this is turning out to be the longest thread ever !

wait until someone asks about feeding live or frozen! lol



vaughn

:hijackd:frozen is the devil!!!! :skullbone+:mouse2:=:tombstone =:stab::devil::devil::evileye::fork::rage::angered::thumbsdow:twisted::twisted:: twisted::devilish:;)(JK)

wow, those animal plastic cages look niiiiiice, i might have to get one soon.

yeah, i have an AP-T3 it rocks the house. beats out anything else i've ever used.

Sorry it took so long for these pics..

heres my old glass tank: i enjoyed the view but there were problems with it...
http://i25.photobucket.com/albums/c8...e6/0159_r1.jpg

and this is my current baby..the AP T-3 in the corner u can see my DIY humidifier (my house is REALLY dry) and rolled up carpets for substrate changes on the top right corner you can see the cool side thermostat and dead center is my ukulalie:peace::rockon: (what no guitar smiley!?! I'm in shock!)
http://i25.photobucket.com/albums/c8...6/IMG_0266.jpg

here are two closer shots...4 hides a water dish and a tree
http://i25.photobucket.com/albums/c8...6/IMG_0267.jpg
http://i25.photobucket.com/albums/c8...6/IMG_0268.jpg

Here is one of Mitch's home. Its a 40gallon breeder.



http://i80.photobucket.com/albums/j1...mitch_tank.jpg

This is Mitch
http://i80.photobucket.com/albums/j1...d711/snake.jpg

here are mine the first one is for my Leo and the next two for my snakes

https://ball-pythons.net/gallery/fil...0/DSCF1446.JPG

Odin's setup
https://ball-pythons.net/gallery/fil...0/DSCF1445.JPG

Are snake really happy in those rubbermaid containers?

this is my set up right now. but i have 13 boaphile 421s that should be arriving any day. i will post befor and after pics after they arrive.
matt fisher

http://i104.photobucket.com/albums/m...snakeroom2.jpg
http://i104.photobucket.com/albums/m...1/134320bf.jpg
http://i104.photobucket.com/albums/m...1/5f04c73c.jpg

Damn, after seeing some of these setups, I got a bad case of "Snake Envy". LOL

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Originally Posted by python kid

Are snake really happy in those rubbermaid containers?

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Mine certainly is. When I got her, I put her in a typical glass tank...and had to work constantly to keep temps and humidity from fluctuating too widely....and no matter how hard I worked, she went on a 2 month fast. That fast didn't end until I gave up and moved her into a plain old sterelite box with newspaper substrate. Now she eats like a champ and seems much more relaxed overall.

Really, the glass enclosures are all about what the keeper wants. Not to say I'm against them...if you don't mind the extra effort and if your snake is eating/shedding/sleeping/pooping like it should...then more power to ya! But really, the snake could care less how "pretty" its home is.

Here's my humble setup......two AP Iris900 racks, one AP 2221 , and one V2R hand-me-down with six 15qt tubs:

https://ball-pythons.net/gallery/fil...5/DSC02397.JPG

you also mentioned you wanted to see the insides...not much to look at:
https://ball-pythons.net/gallery/fil...5/DSC02398.JPG
but they are functional and the snake seem to feel comfortable.

Good luck setting up your enclosure!

the white one is a nature spirits rack, i didn't make it.


that's probably the best investment setup any vcu student has going! lol when you and your girl are done with school, you'll be posting pics of the reptile house behind your mansion!


vaughn

haha thanks, yeah I look at it as a nice head start to a broader, bigger, ball python dream. I see a lot of cool stuff in those racks in 10 years.

Imagine your collection in 10 years Vaughn! :rockon: