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    Re: New ball python prefers big hide? A few questions!

    The light is a t5 'shadedweller', a small (30cm) uvb tube that's apparently specifically designed for animals that live in low lighting. I think the photo makes it look brighter than it is, it's a small uvb tube with a soft glow. It's on from 8am-8pm but I could shorten the hours if it would make the snake feel more secure? The reason I have this one is because the plants in there are live, and I heard it is best to simulate a day night cycle.

    The smaller cave on the right is definitely a pretty nice 'snug' size but it doesn't cast a shadow at all... Maybe I should move a plant in front of it to make it more dim. Thanks for the advice. I'm going to try getting smaller hides for her.

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