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    I'm not an expert yet but to throw in my two cents... if it's a 20 gal with only the items you mentioned, that seems awfully big and sparse for a baby; it may be making him feel exposed and insecure. What hides are you using; do they cover him completely? Do you have some extra decor in there to cramp it up and give him extra places to hide? My smaller snake came in a 29 gallon but I made sure he had plenty of things to clutter it up and help him feel less exposed. And I wouldn't recommend the more exposed half log hides like I have; my snake has no problem using them but many do.



    I use the JumpStart thermostat and I like it a lot. Probably don't take advice from the reptile shopkeeper anymore. :/

    Sounds like you're on the right track, though!

    Oh gosh, wait, one more thing! If he's trying to escape and you have a lid that pops open... well, he can. And if he probably can, he probably will. Happened to me. Might want to pick up some lid clips or lid locks...
    Last edited by m1lkhoney; 07-13-2016 at 05:50 PM.

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