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Re: my take on the rack setup
 Originally Posted by Dbr
what is that on the back and side of the tank? looks like plastic wrap...if so i bet u have good humidity in there
sorry...i'm a newbie still with snakes hehe, getting one on Sat and currently have a 70g tank as well, its all set up and working on it to keep up humidity, heat isn't a prob yet. i hear plastic works wonder for humidity, i have thought of getting a small waterfall or humidifier to add to tank as well 
its on the outside and its the emergency blanket that you find in emergency road side kits to keep you warm in case of a break down
 Originally Posted by starmom
Oh my gosh!~ That is a huge cage!! When you were describing it to me, I had something else in mind and so a picture is always good to reference!! So, are you saying that the ball that was in there (Izzy) is not anymore? It's a great cage set-up and I'm wondering if you're considering other types of snakes for it??
*cough*boa*cough*  Wow, it's just so...big!!
i dont know what i said that made you think that izzy is no longer in her cage but im sorry if i misled you there, but she is still in her cage i have changed the layout of her tank from what you see in the pic , and no im not considering any other breeds right now just other bp morphs (mojave, yellowbelly, lesser, butter just the wife says no right now but i plan on winning this argument i mean 8 ball has payment plans right just pay him behind her back and when my new bp arrives tell her i won a contest or something details are not worked out yet )
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