Hides for snakes - this work?

[05kas05]

http://www.reptilebasics.com/hide-boxes

I would go with these

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x2 this is what i use also and all my snakes seem to really like them

[sorraia]

http://www.reptilebasics.com/hide-boxes

I would go with these

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I was looking at those too, and like the look of them. What size would an adult ball python require? I might go ahead and order some of those too.

[martin82531]

How much does your ball weigh? I would most likely go with the large or extra large depending on the size of the snake. Important thing when it comes to hides is your balls feel secure, try and make sure that ball when inside he/she touches all four sides.

[sorraia]

How much does your ball weigh? I would most likely go with the large or extra large depending on the size of the snake. Important thing when it comes to hides is your balls feel secure, try and make sure that ball when inside he/she touches all four sides.

Don't have a ball python yet, just looking to the future and what I might expect. Thank you for the information!

[DooLittle]

http://www.reptilebasics.com/hide-boxes

I would go with these

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X3. When you go to his website he has descriptions of what size each is good for.

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[Kodieh]

I like square ones personally. Depending on size, you could go with a small cat litter pan. The reason I like square is an offset entrance so they can really "hide".

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[southwind]

I'd try them and see if they like them. Check for any sharp bits first. The only potential problem I see is that because they are a little see-through, they might not like them, but it won't hurt anything to offer them.

I have some from Exo-Terra, they are made of fibreglass and then coated & painted, they had little sharp points all over the inside just used sand paper and sanded it down, all smooth now!