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Re: Stuff you do when you take them out?
 Originally Posted by FollowTheSun
...I always thought some snake version of a hamster ball would be neat! 
Actually, a well-secured pillowcase on the floor would probably work.... (with no other pets around, of course)
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Re: Stuff you do when you take them out?
 Originally Posted by Bogertophis
Actually, a well-secured pillowcase on the floor would probably work....  (with no other pets around, of course)
Ooooh! What about a secured duvet cover? Lots of room to crawl around!
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Re: Stuff you do when you take them out?
 Originally Posted by FollowTheSun
Ooooh! What about a secured duvet cover? Lots of room to crawl around!
I LOVE it! And, I HAVE a few that I was going to donate, one flannel & one percale. (the percale one has a zipper too) Hmm, thanks! 
When I suggested a pillow case, I pictured them slowly moving it when they push from the inside, sorta like a hamster ball, but I like the "duvet"
idea even better! The only thing though, with all that activity, is I'll likely put a sheet of plastic underneath, just in case they get "inspired".
One word of caution: when a snake that is more visually oriented (like our rat snakes) have their view obscured (like in a bag of some kind),
they sometimes get cranky when we go to retrieve them: it's just them being startled & afraid, they may need a moment to realize they do
know us. (I noticed this with rattlesnakes years ago...they really resented being "bagged" presumably because they couldn't see what was
happening. They're pretty smart snakes.)
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Re: Stuff you do when you take them out?
 Originally Posted by Bogertophis
I LOVE it! And, I HAVE a few that I was going to donate, one flannel & one percale. (the percale one has a zipper too) Hmm, thanks!
When I suggested a pillow case, I pictured them slowly moving it when they push from the inside, sorta like a hamster ball, but I like the "duvet"
idea even better! The only thing though, with all that activity, is I'll likely put a sheet of plastic underneath, just in case they get "inspired".
One word of caution: when a snake that is more visually oriented (like our rat snakes) have their view obscured (like in a bag of some kind),
they sometimes get cranky when we go to retrieve them: it's just them being startled & afraid, they may need a moment to realize they do
know us. (I noticed this with rattlesnakes years ago...they really resented being "bagged" presumably because they couldn't see what was
happening. They're pretty smart snakes.)
I agree! I think Noodle the ratsnake would hate it but I know the BP would love it!
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Re: Stuff you do when you take them out?
 Originally Posted by FollowTheSun
That's amazing! Looking into building something like this for my Noodle at some point, must be great for exercise! The foliage is a really nice touch to provide some security while climbing 
Love the secures duvet idea as well, I think my BP Noodle would love that indeed. Adding some plastic protection underneath is a good precaution too lol!
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