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    I was thinking along the same line- for a terrestrial snake, I'd use the vertical space by making it a split level somehow- so there's something (like a "shelf" with traction, of course) that they can easily climb up on & over, or hide underneath, for most of the enclosure length. That would make good safe use of the space for the snake, & encourage them to move around while still having what they need to feel secure. Most snakes love a good "basement".

    (Now if we were talking about cage height for my rat snakes or similar species that climb well, my answer would be "branches". But not for BPs.)
    Last edited by Bogertophis; 09-02-2022 at 09:05 PM.
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