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    Jungle carpet furniture

    I'm setting up an enclosure for my new jungle carpet. I'm curious to hear about any experiences with what furniture they like best.
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    Re: Jungle carpet furniture

    Quote Originally Posted by bearhart
    1) Between two species that are very different, there are similar behaviors. Humans are vastly superior to cats yet cats can demonstrate complex behaviors that are very similar to human behaviors. I don't think anybody with alot of cat experience could be sold on the "anthropomorphism" argument. When cat looks likes it is embarrased and angry after being laughed at for botching a jump, it is really what it looks like:embarrassed and angry. It may not be exactly like human embarrasment but its still embarrassment. Its not your imagination.
    4) The argument holds just as well for cats as it does for snakes. Snakes are simply less sophisticated.
    well why don't you two go furniture shopping together? Because he'll let you know his preference since he's just a less sophisticated version of you...

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    Re: Jungle carpet furniture

    Quote Originally Posted by qiksilver
    well why don't you two go furniture shopping together? Because he'll let you know his preference since he's just a less sophisticated version of you...

    I'm just gonna pop in here into this thread and tell you what your reply caused.


    i just shot fruit cocktail out of my nose...and half of a cherry isnt a lovely thing to get stuck in your nostril.



    Thank you, that was pretty damn funny.
    My signature was too long.

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    Re: Jungle carpet furniture

    If you have a torch, you can burn and twist some PVC and make some awesome looking perches. Or you can create a PVC jungle gym using the little L and T connectors. Maybe wrap some silk plants around it? Easy to clean and attactive at the same time.

    I absolutely love the look of twisted, burnt PVC. Looks like those thick, gnarled brown vines that you can buy. I plan on doing something like this whenever I invest in a GTP(long down the road, LoL).

    Just make sure whatever you use is thick enough so he doesn't smoosh it.
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    Re: Jungle carpet furniture

    Quote Originally Posted by SatanicIntention
    If you have a torch, you can burn and twist some PVC and make some awesome looking perches. Or you can create a PVC jungle gym using the little L and T connectors. Maybe wrap some silk plants around it? Easy to clean and attactive at the same time.

    I absolutely love the look of twisted, burnt PVC. Looks like those thick, gnarled brown vines that you can buy. I plan on doing something like this whenever I invest in a GTP(long down the road, LoL).

    Just make sure whatever you use is thick enough so he doesn't smoosh it.
    that sounds pretty cool. I've done a torch effect on wood in the past (very cool btw) but never pvc. How long do you burn it? What about cleaning afterwards?
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    0.1 Olive python - "Cleopatra" aka "Cleo"
    0.0.1 Corn - "Husker"
    1.0 Veiled Chameleon - "Kermit"

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    Re: Jungle carpet furniture

    for hatchlings to juvies i'd just criss-cross one or two dowel rods of appropriate diameter.

    for adults i'd get some well aged, dry wood from outside and make a single perch lengthwise in the cage.

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    Re: Jungle carpet furniture

    yea, I got some of those. Boy he does like to crawl all over them. He can hold both his head and tail out amazing distances without support. Only problem is getting him out of the cage might be tough if it turns out he likes to hook onto things like my BP does.
    1.0 Normal BP - "Snakey"
    1.0 Jungle carpet python - "Chewbacca" aka "Chewie"
    0.1 Olive python - "Cleopatra" aka "Cleo"
    0.0.1 Corn - "Husker"
    1.0 Veiled Chameleon - "Kermit"

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