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    Always Good To See...

    This is two days after I received him!



    He had it down in two minutes.
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    A toilet paper roll hide ? How well do those work ?

    Cute little worm by the way.

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    Nothing wrong with a toilet paper hide

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    Hahaha, I cut a paper towel roll in half and gave it to my super-stressed clown. The next day she ate .
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    I am sooooo stealing that trick!

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    Yea, toilet paper rolls and cut paper towel rolls work great for hatchling hides

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    Cute pic, congrats on getting her to eat!

    I think its the owner of Battlefield Reptiles (cant rmbr his user name on here ) that i saw that does this but he takes a PVC pipe and cuts it in half. Then lays it along almost the whole length of the tub, (but leave some room on the ends for the snakes to get in). Its like one big hide and the snake can just move back and forth if theyre hot or cold. Also makes it easier to clean bc its only one hide. I thought it was a pretty good idea and would work until the snakes big enough to not need a hide anymore.

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    That is a neat idea for a hide.

    It is nice when they eat right away!

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    Agreed, first pic is cute.

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    I was trying to find something small enough that he would feel comfy in. I don't usually provide hides for the bigger snakes though. I'm a tad worried he likes to slither his tub quite a bit. Either way, I think he's a cute lil' boy.
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