Animal corner!

[silverbill]

I live in a pretty small apartment so there's not much room for pets but I recently redid my setup and I'm pretty happy with the results. And still plenty of space for more in the future haha

I want to get one more ball python and possibly another smallish snake or lizard that can live in a tub. Any suggestions?

[tttaylorrr]

lovely!
i can't wait to have my own place again. seeing everyone's reptile rooms makes me happy.

[ladywhipple02]

I remember those days! I once lived in a tiny studio apartment and had a boa cage at the foot of my bed, and a snake rack next to my refrigerator. You definitely have made it work!

Leopard geckos can do fine in a tub - depending on the size, you could even have a couple or a small colony of 2.1. I did that for a few years with no problems and had a lot of fun with them.

[KMG]

I'm not sure what is in your tubs but if it is snakes I would suggest securing the tub lids with more than just the flimsy lid snaps.

Alligator clamps or luggage straps are a regularly used item.

[Craiga 01453]

If you're thinking of adding another snake and want something small, my vote would be a hognose. Males stay pretty small and females definitely aren't a big snake.
I recently adopted one and have really grown to love the species. They are awesome little snakes with tons of personality. And how can you not love those little faces??

[BPGator]

I have a Children's Python and he's fun. He's close to a year old and I've got him in a 15qt tub. They max out at around 3 feet. He's active, semi-arboreal and has a great feeding response.

This is him eating the other day. The tub has enough room to fit a little branch in there:




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