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    Re: Hiding/ curled up in corner

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    I actually never thought of that. We have some of that wallpaper stuff for enclosures. I'll definitely put that on there asap. Thank you!!

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    I cover the backs & sides of many of my glass tanks too- depending on the occupants. I like to buy & install scenery first, then I might also insulate behind that (poster board with foam core is very effective & easy to install, as is just corrugated cardboard- or you can use other materials too- sheet cork, carpet tiles, plastic bubble sheets, thin plywood, or even sheet styro-foam) & if you use scenery or wallpaper, you won't see the "insulation" but it will help keep the warmth in & your snake cozy. Many things work-
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    The greatness of a nation and its moral progress can be judged by the way its animals are treated.” ~ Gandhi

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