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Re: Let's see your carpet python setups!
You have a nice setup but most snakes don't need height but rather more ground space.
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Re: Let's see your carpet python setups!
I have a Carpet and a Burmese. I like them both a lot, but Burms are by far my favorite. The Carpet will use the levels of "branches" I have in the enclosure, but spends a lot of time in his hides on the ground too. I agree, more floor space is better, but if that's the enclosure you are looking to use, a Carpet would enjoy it if you set it up right.
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Re: Let's see your carpet python setups!
 Originally Posted by Cowtipper
I have a Carpet and a Burmese. I like them both a lot, but Burms are by far my favorite. The Carpet will use the levels of "branches" I have in the enclosure, but spends a lot of time in his hides on the ground too. I agree, more floor space is better, but if that's the enclosure you are looking to use, a Carpet would enjoy it if you set it up right.
Thanks guys but I'm still pretty undecided on what I'm going to get yet although a carpet python would be a lot easier to get because burms are a banned species illegal to transport across state lines. By the way I would not use this tank for a Burmese. I have a 40 gallon breeder size to start it in.
 Originally Posted by Lady mkrj58
You have a nice setup but most snakes don't need height but rather more ground space.
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Re: Let's see your carpet python setups!
I have a Bredli and this is her in the temp enclosure til I finish her future home. She is still shy but at the same time she is really curious. I have been working a lot so I have not been able to interact with her as much as I would like to.

Racer 0.0.1 Normal BP
Pyro 1.0 Flame Brooks Kingsnake
Evelyn 0.1 Bredli (Centralian) Carpet Python
0.1 chocolate Lab Frayja
1.1 Cats
0.1 Better Half
1.2 Kids
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Re: Let's see your carpet python setups!
 Originally Posted by SJSuperiorPythons
Hey everybody. I'm pretty up and down about then snake I want to get. I've been looking at jungle carpets, Burmese, retics and anacondas. But I just want to see some naturalistic carpet enclosures right now but this is how I have my enclosure setup at the moment. Obviously I'm going to take out the linoleum floor and use cypress if I get a carpet but here ya go.  post them pics!  if I do get the snake I will put an exo Terra foam rock background in there. The tanks measurements are 21L X 18D X 32"H
That would be a good tank for a new carpet but it wouldn't be long before it outgrew it. If you get a jungle they tend to do some climbing and perching. If you get a coastal they will do that when hatchlings but tend to stay on the ground when they are adults.
IJ's and diamonds, I haven't had personal experience with so I am not sure how they are for climbing but would like peoples input if they got any on that. Same with Bredli's as well.
Big snakes are illegal in Canada so I have never owned burns, anaconda, etc. So I can't speak about differences between them. I do really enjoy carpets though and find they are a lot more interesting then most other snakes I've owned.
Last edited by vangarret2000; 12-13-2014 at 11:00 AM.
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Re: Let's see your carpet python setups!
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Re: Let's see your carpet python setups!
Here is my setup for my IJ.
0.1 IJ carpet python
1.1 childrens pythons
0.1 crested
1.0 three toed box turtle
1.0 aussie shepherd
1.0 chupacabra/hyena dog thing.
1.2 strange cats
0.2 stranger children
0.1 even stranger GF
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Re: Let's see your carpet python setups!
 Originally Posted by myztic24
This looks really awesome! I love the little steps up to that elevated hide
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