"Refurnished" tank

[NickP]

I had a nice productive day today! A lot of cleaning and disinfecting, and also redecorating Whaddya think?






After looking around for few seconds, he stormed into his hide, and then decided to have another look around.







I had some Faux plants left, so I thought I'd take few pics of Buddy crawling through the plants

[NickMyers03]

looking good i like the set up as a show display.

nice looking male too

[extensive]

looks like a pain to clean

its pretty for a show display though, a lot going on. make sure the snakes needs are met and you can pretty much do anything.

[NickP]

Yea. It probably is gonna be pain to clean. Just to take the snake out I have to lift off the plant on top of his hide :\

[bender29]

Wow man, that looks great! Good job!

[bsd13]

Very nice! You've inspired me to make a few adjustments to my ugly setup.



But then again maybe I'll just wait until I upgrade the tank when he gets a little bigger... nah, might as well do it now and just expand on the decor when the time comes.

[NickP]

Very nice! You've inspired me to make a few adjustments to my ugly setup.



But then again maybe I'll just wait until I upgrade the tank when he gets a little bigger... nah, might as well do it now and just expand on the decor when the time comes.

Hahaha. The decorations are cheap. I got the plants for $3 total and there's even some left over.

[Mindibun]

You should NEVER have left over fauna! Stick 'em ALL in there! -lol- Just kidding. I love tons of plants though. The tank looks REALLY GOOD!! ^_^ I bet the snake loves it. Except for the flashing "lightning" storm that occurred when he moved in. -lol-

[P2R]

It does look good. The first thing I thought was how are you going to clean it.

[Mindibun]

It's not that difficult to clean spot-cleaning daily/weekly/however often it needs it, and then once every couple of weeks you replace all the substrate. I never clean the plants if they're not dirty, and if they are I soak them in reptile-safe cleaning agents and then scrub, rinse, and replace them. It sounds like a lot of work, but really it isn't.