Where do you keep them?

[truthsdeceit]

Post pics of you snake areas/rooms.

I like bookshelves. Tanks contain (top to bottom) corn, cal king, and bp. Too bad my kings the only one in sight.


And heres my red tail's tank and my rodents.

[WizzySRT10]

Looks like a nice setup. I need to do some changing to mine.

[ncbloods]

I like the bookshelf setup. Isn't your red tail hungry all the time smelling those rats? lol

[truthsdeceit]

I like the bookshelf setup. Isn't your red tail hungry all the time smelling those rats? lol

Yeah I like how classy the bookshelf makes my tanks look.

I live in a one bedroom apartment so I figure no matter where I put them they could smell each other, I know I can smell the bedding and mice and I figure my animals have a better sense of smell than me.


Come on people! Anyone want to share their own pictures?

[instinct27]

I only have one bp so I actually have him in a 'show' tank out in the living room. He's adjusted well and there hasn't been any issues.

[Stewart_Reptiles]

This is the room before





This is the part that is now occupied by the snakes, and I still have a lot of space to grow

[truthsdeceit]

This is the part that is now occupied by the snakes, and I still have a lot of space to grow

Nice I wish I had more room.

[PsYcHo_99]

most of my collection is in a corner in my livign room.. yes its always 80 degrees in here.. lol!

i have 5 snakes in there and 2 in the bedroom and my lizards in the bedroom1

[Montessa Python]

I just came back from a convention so of course I can't find my cord to transfer pics from it to the computer...
I kept most of my snakes in a walk in closet, It was easy to keep it at 80 degrees. I also kept my feeder mice on a wheeled cart and tarantulas.

I have since moved and use the same black wire rack you use, I keep my feeders on the lower racks, and keep my snakes and t's on the upper racks.
I keep them in a utility room that is insulated but has a concrete floor. And one window. It has a door that is more like one to a garden shed with a screen door. I have that covered with a plastic sheet and styrofoam insulation. I am going to do the outside of the door on Thurs, the window is done, and a plastic edge around the entry door. That door is on my enclosed back porch, which I have also had to put plastic up on.
I use a heater to keep the room at a certain temp, around 78-80. And have a wide variety of rugs on the floor.
I also keep all doors to it locked since they could be entered from outside.

Carol

[truthsdeceit]

I just came back from a convention so of course I can't find my cord to transfer pics from it to the computer...
I kept most of my snakes in a walk in closet, It was easy to keep it at 80 degrees. I also kept my feeder mice on a wheeled cart and tarantulas.

I have since moved and use the same black wire rack you use, I keep my feeders on the lower racks, and keep my snakes and t's on the upper racks.
I keep them in a utility room that is insulated but has a concrete floor. And one window. It has a door that is more like one to a garden shed with a screen door. I have that covered with a plastic sheet and styrofoam insulation. I am going to do the outside of the door on Thurs, the window is done, and a plastic edge around the entry door. That door is on my enclosed back porch, which I have also had to put plastic up on.
I use a heater to keep the room at a certain temp, around 78-80. And have a wide variety of rugs on the floor.
I also keep all doors to it locked since they could be entered from outside.

Carol

Wow, detailed.

I'm glad to hear I'm not the only one who keeps rodents and snakes in the same space. I know people don't recommend it but I've never had an issue.

I have more issues keeping rodents in the same space as my boyfriend. lol.