My amazingly PERFECT BP setups.

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Originally Posted by Mangiapane85

And Deborah, thank you for the supporting words. I in no way wanted to make this a drama filled thread. I respect all opinions, but I will let my kingsnakes have the fancy setups for now lol. They don't seem to mind at all. :)


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Well my apologies for inadvertently derailing your thread .

In my defence , I was attracted by your misleading ( IMHO ) thread title and your continued description of the set ups as 'dark' places ...
I still don't see how the open rubs are dark unless you're simply suggesting they can stay in the hides 24/7 ??




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Originally Posted by Zincubus

Well my apologies for inadvertently derailing your thread .

In my defence , I was attracted by your misleading ( IMHO ) thread title and your continued description of the set ups as 'dark' places ...
I still don't see how the open rubs are dark unless you're simply suggesting they can stay in the hides 24/7 ??




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Using the abbreviations "IMHO" and "TBH" do a terrible job at hiding your sarcastic, "holier than thou because I put green stuff in my snake enclosures and you don't" attitude bro. This works for me. But most of all, it works for my snakes. And by "a darker spot", I mean I moved them to a different room that doesn't see much use as opposed to the living room, and I use the natural light cycle from the windows as opposed to the bright uvb bulb I was using. They have peace and quiet and they don't feel as exposed due to the opacity of the plastic as opposed to the clarity of the glass. Like I said, once they're older and more used to human movement and all that, I'll reconsider their setup, but for now, you have your way and I have mine. IMHO.


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And also in my opinion, you're missing the point. These particular snakes BY INSTINCTIVE NATURE actually LIKE to stay in a dark hide spot. At night they come out and move around. These guys run off of PURE INSTINCTS man. They don't feel emotions, and I highly doubt they are thinking, "gee. This place sure could use something green to really liven it up." ..


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Originally Posted by Mangiapane85

Using the abbreviations "IMHO" and "TBH" do a terrible job at hiding your sarcastic, "holier than thou because I put green stuff in my snake enclosures and you don't" attitude bro. This works for me. But most of all, it works for my snakes. And by "a darker spot", I mean I moved them to a different room that doesn't see much use as opposed to the living room, and I use the natural light cycle from the windows as opposed to the bright uvb bulb I was using. They have peace and quiet and they don't feel as exposed due to the opacity of the plastic as opposed to the clarity of the glass. Like I said, once they're older and more used to human movement and all that, I'll reconsider their setup, but for now, you have your way and I have mine. IMHO.


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How on earth do you get sarcasm from me using an abbreviation for ' in my humble opinion ' ??

I gave up after reading your 'holier than thou ' comment .

You know what that's enough with the drama and since I am not inclined to entertain it any further this thread is now being locked.

I may re-open it, I may not