Quote Originally Posted by Gio View Post
Nice,

That's how its done! I've seen this done by Nick Mutton, the author of THE COMPLETE CARPET PYTHON and my friend/cage builder, Ed Lilley does this in some of his cages. He has photos in the book I just mentioned.

ALL morelia are semi to highly arboreal. If you provide the right options you will see behaviors that are normal for the species and I think allowing them to perform these behaviors is very rewarding.

Watching them hunt from a hide above ground is very cool!

I like what I see here.
This may be where I originally saw it. These two snakes came from Nick, and were from a first generation cross that, as he put it, were at the time the most distant related pure IJ granites made - period. I'm sure that is not the case anymore though :-). I'll check his book out in my Library when I get back home and see if I can find it there as a reference. I know from talking with Nick though back in 2012, he did a lot of breeding pairs in CB70 tubs. I followed this advice for grow out and it worked well. But I am much happier having them back in an arboreal setup with ample room. Adding vegetation soon for this pair.