Switching an 8x2x2 to a 4x2x4?

[Wanik4]

One thing I like about linking two enclosures is that it allows you to create two distinct climate zones: one hot and dry and the other cool and wet. If you decide to stack them, I'd make the top one hot and dry. Put your heat sources up there. Use paper or repticarpet as your substrate. In the bottom one, I wouldn't put any heat and I'd use a good humidity holding substrate. That would give your carpet a lot of options to self regulate and encourage her to move throughout the enclosure.

I like this. That's sort of what she has right now maybr a bit opposite, but both sides do have heat. The side with the RHP has the hottest side but gets the most humidity. Every morning when I spray I spray heavily and she comes up from the cool ground to the high spot by the RHP.

The other side is basically an open box as I just connected them and it wasn't ever decorated well. Her original enclosure has been that way for years (which I know should change for enrichment) and the rhp is sort of custom cut to fit the top.

So it's a weird sort of situation I guess I hadn't considered. Seems like a redesign is in need. I have tons of huge driftwood and stuff that could be used. I'll see what I can ponder up and maybe post some updates here on redesign.

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[Homebody]

Seems like a redesign is in need. I have tons of huge driftwood and stuff that could be used. I'll see what I can ponder up and maybe post some updates here on redesign.

You've got the building blocks for a world-class enclosure. Can't wait to see what you do with them.

Oh! And give her a sky hide. If she likes being up high, she might really like that.

[Wanik4]

Dug out these 3 pieces of wood for the bones of the other side of the enclosure. I have a new VE-200 coming soon then I can finally separate my burm and carpet off the same thermo and get this redesign started

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[Wanik4]

Pics of the joined enclosure, thanks for the inputs. I used pieces from the cutouts to build a barrier so substrate wouldn't fall from the top to bottom. She seems happy and immediately found the transition spot.

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[Bogertophis]

Very impressive! And your snake just won the lottery-

[Wanik4]

Dennis out basking in a low spot after a recent meal.

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[Mistery510]

Food for thought:

This one is really cool!! I may have to do this someday!!!