I agree, but seriously, tell me how the snake would get duct tape on itself from this particular example of the OP's cardboard box? I don't see how it would ever happen in this unique case.
10-05-2017, 10:34 PM
Godzilla78
Re: Homemade Humid Hide?
that Tupperware "hide" is too transparent and will likely be rejected, as it lets the snake be seen from all sides.
10-05-2017, 10:45 PM
GpBp
Re: Homemade Humid Hide?
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Originally Posted by Godzilla78
that Tupperware "hide" is too transparent and will likely be rejected, as it lets the snake be seen from all sides.
I tried to cover it up a little with some substrate. I couldn't get a picture because my phone's almost dead and the lighting stinks, but I think it looks a bit better :)
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10-05-2017, 10:50 PM
Godzilla78
Re: Homemade Humid Hide?
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Originally Posted by GpBp
I tried to cover it up a little with some substrate. I couldn't get a picture because my phone's almost dead and the lighting stinks, but I think it looks a bit better :)
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10-05-2017, 11:05 PM
redshepherd
Re: Homemade Humid Hide?
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Originally Posted by Godzilla78
I agree, but seriously, tell me how the snake would get duct tape on itself from this particular example of the OP's cardboard box? I don't see how it would ever happen in this unique case.
Tape corners unstick and fall off over time sometimes, especially when wet or damp, and accidents happen. It's honestly better to just avoid it altogether than take that "I bet it won't happen though" risk.
10-05-2017, 11:19 PM
MissterDog
Re: Homemade Humid Hide?
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Originally Posted by Godzilla78
I agree, but seriously, tell me how the snake would get duct tape on itself from this particular example of the OP's cardboard box? I don't see how it would ever happen in this unique case.
Since you asked, I've circles the areas where there are visible edges susceptible to peeling.
