So I have to ask. What has the effect been on your snake? Have you noticed that she uses the new hides more? Does she still hang out behind the plants? Is she climbing as much? Does she switch hides often? IS SHE STILL EATING? I have to say it looks great but that's all for you. How is the snake responding to the husbandry changes?Originally Posted by Malpaso
To southernboagurl: I got your point... I have measured temp on substrate and it's 30°C/86°F so that 36°C/97°F is real maximum she can possibly get... With that light I had the same comments. However since she can not burn from it I will keep that light there to be sure she has regular day/night cycle because sometimes I just keep sunblinds closed on windows and there is not enough day light in the room...
To fallupinreverse: As you see in some older pics they are just common ceramic flower-pots. And anatess gave me that idea to cover hides with substrate... so I bought some special paste clay for ceramist and covered those pots first. Than just pushed substrate in still soft clay and let it harden 24hrs
Oh and one last thing. Resist the urge to make bigger hides until she can hardly fit in the ones she has. Those hides are in my opinion a bit big for her now. She should grow into them quickly though.
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