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    Re: Hide Recommendations

    I use a mix of plastic hides. My smaller snakes have purchased plastic reptile hides that look like rocks, mostly from reptile shows or Pet Smart. My larger snakes have either purchased plastic hides from reptile shows or homemade plastic hides made from opaque plastic tubs with holes cut in them.

    The easiest way I’ve found to make your own hides is with a wood burning kit, which has a bonus of smooth edges as the tool melts through the plastic. Plus, you can use any plastic container...butter tub, Dollar Store plastic containers or bowls, etc. You do have to be careful to not get burnt, but I like the finished product better. You can also cut the holes with a knife, but I feel you have to be more cautious of the knife slipping and may need to sand the edges of your cuts if the edges feel sharp.

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