looking for new water bowls what are you guys using

[05kas05]

ok thanks for all the quick responses i was just at walmart a couple of hours ago looking at the same bowls that the serpent mechant linked to but i was worried they might be a little light and get tipped over but if you guys have used them with no problems i will go ahead and grab them tomorrow thanks again for the help everyone it is appreciated !!!!!

[MarkS]

4 inch pvc couplers and 16 oz deli cups!

Yup, I've been using this for over a decade. I've never had a dumped water bowl yet with this system.

[New guy]

Dollar store dog bowls just enough water to keep the humidity up.

[elbee]

ok thanks for all the quick responses i was just at walmart a couple of hours ago looking at the same bowls that the serpent mechant linked to but i was worried they might be a little light and get tipped over but if you guys have used them with no problems i will go ahead and grab them tomorrow thanks again for the help everyone it is appreciated !!!!!

Not to say that they couldn't be tipped over, but I've had good luck with them. They even come in a few different colors and are easy to clean.

[NWReptiles]

I have about 100 or more of the 6" ceramic dog bowls... I have cleaned out 6 Dollar Tree locations around me.

They are foo foo, and have cutsie doggie designs on them, but they were a buck each, and my snakes never complain.

They had these a couple of years go, then didn't any longer. Each location in my area got new shipments recently so I ran around and cleaned them all out.

They are heavy, and only get knocked over every once in a great while, do not generate mold underneath, and are large enough to keep the humidity up.

[Stewart_Reptiles]

This http://www.lowes.com/pd_23284-1814-P...t=pvc+coupling

and this http://superiorshippingsupplies.com/...d-100-ct-16-ea

Cannot be tipped over

I stop using ceramic bowls as I somehow manage to break at least one every time I clean them.

For my hatchlings I use this http://www.petmountain.com/product/d...vy-weight.html (Midget size)

[Mike41793]

This http://www.lowes.com/pd_23284-1814-P...t=pvc+coupling

and this http://superiorshippingsupplies.com/...d-100-ct-16-ea

Cannot be tipped over

I stop using ceramic bowls as I somehow manage to break at least one every time I clean them.

For my hatchlings I use this http://www.petmountain.com/product/d...vy-weight.html (Midget size)

Do you replace those plastic ones every week deborah? Or are they washable?

I get how they work, im just curious how they last.

[Stewart_Reptiles]

Do you replace those plastic ones every week deborah? Or are they washable?

I get how they work, im just curious how they last.

No I don't dispose of them weekly I wash them several times before disposing of them (Bleached them too), they are easy to carry easy to clean and can be used several time.

I put a new cup in while taking the other out to clean them and then back in service.

[snakeg]

i am getting two animal plastics t3 enclosures and a ap 4 tub 1860/1960 41qt rack so im looking at getting some new water bowls what are you guys using
any ideas thoughts or opinions would be appreciated also if you have a link to the actual bowls with the size and a pic it would be great . t.i.a. 05kas05

I just use cheap ceramic bowls, if the snake likes to knock it over I tape it to the side with a piece of duck tape (not the stinky one) I forgot the brand I have but it's like a mylar one that comes of clean and don't stink.

[wwmjkd]

I just use cheap ceramic bowls, if the snake likes to knock it over I tape it to the side with a piece of duck tape (not the stinky one) I forgot the brand I have but it's like a mylar one that comes of clean and don't stink.

please avoid using any kind of adhesive inside your snake enclosures, especially duct tape. it poses a much bigger risk than you might realize and isn't very good advice.