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    Re: Snabitat Build

    Quote Originally Posted by ROSIEonFIRE View Post
    Well at least I don’t have to worry about him breaking a leg lol.
    LOL!

    Quote Originally Posted by ROSIEonFIRE View Post
    On that note, how much do I have to worry about sharp edges? I’ve heard having some rough stuff around can help them shed and I’m they do have scales after all. How sharp is too sharp?

    Oh also I’ve been thinking about enrichment and wondering if snakes like/use hamster wheels or anything like that. People used to put these spinning disks that were like a hamster wheel turned on its side in their tats, I thought a snake might enjoy something like that.
    Things with texture are good -- real wood branches/driftwood, etc. That's what counts as 'rough'. If something seems too sharp, it probably is.

    I would absolutely not put in anything like a hamster wheel that has potentially moving parts. I'd also seriously question the utility of anything that's not natural in form or function (plastic hides are OK insofar as they're simulations of natural hiding spots; a hamster wheel/Spongebob statue/lego replica of the space shuttle/Chinese finger trap/etc are not). Reptiles that get stuck in anything will force their way out and either break the thing they're stuck in, or break themselves.

    Best to look at potential cage furnishings and try hard to think of how a snake might potentially harm itself with it -- if it is possible, it is probable. A BP has decades of 24/7 of "idle hands", and has all the judgement of a toddler with a permanent sugar buzz and a bad case of the terrible twos.

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