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Would this be a safe hide?
ok, im gonna confess... i wanna make a skull hide for my BP... (no hate please , I have a weir fascination for skulls, and no im not satanic...lol)
sooooooooo after looking and looking and looking for decent skulls to hollow out and make snake proof, I came across this, which is a aquarium decor piece, already hollowed out... I plan to take a dremel and sand out any rough edges/surfaces to make it safe for a BP....
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what do you think? (i could put in some carton inside of it to make it tighter for the snake)
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No not really, while it looks cool, it's too large for a hatchling to feel secure in, maybe a juvenile may like it for a time, the openings will be too small, once your snake gets some size to it.
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Didn't consider that :/ (the openings size)
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Re: Would this be a safe hide?
http://www.amazon.com/World-Products..._petsupplies_1
This one has closed off eyes and nose, so you could hollow it out and customize it better.
And its a little cheaper.
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I have already looked into it, and it looks way cooler, but it's resin (or something like that) and it would be a PITA to hollow out correctly.
To Ilovelace, what about putting some stuff inside (carton, foam, something) to fill some gap while it' a baby, and then remove it once it gets a lil bigger. Dont really mind not using anymore after he/she gets bigger (I could sanitize it and use it in the fish tank)?
Again, thanks for the input
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Re: Would this be a safe hide?
Could you just use normal hides and then have the skull as a decorative piece anyway, you never know the snake might use the skull by his´or hers own choice. With this option you can make sure your snake feels secure and still have the skull in your set up.
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Re: Would this be a safe hide?
Originally Posted by ms381
Could you just use normal hides and then have the skull as a decorative piece anyway, you never know the snake might use the skull by his´or hers own choice. With this option you can make sure your snake feels secure and still have the skull in your set up.
Right on! Done!
Thanks... Lol
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Re: Would this be a safe hide?
while having the skull as a decorative piece is a great idea, you'd really wanna fill it up with dry foam (like the kind found at craft stores) to keep the snake from exploring it & risking getting itself stuck in one of the holes.
dry foam is also used by florists to make silk flower arrangements.
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Re: Would this be a safe hide?
Hi,
My main worry is how would you get the snake out of it if you had to?
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If it's not open from below, I plan to make it
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