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[your_only_nightmare]

i use plant pots, they keep heat in and the snakes like them, they look cute when they poke thereheads out the top aswell

 

[Kvlt]

:-offtopic

Hey now...stop poking fun at me oke: lol. Being serious now, the heading did say "A little off topic, so in my defense..."Technically" the sculpy clay is a way to cover it so there :nyah: lol.

Seriously though, I must admit, I am guilt as charged :smash: lol. I will try to keep posts more on topic in the future. If not just grab me :grabbit: and give me a shake now and then, lol. I will figure it out eventually.

Chalk it up to my ADHD. I have the attention span of a fly & bright shiny objects catch my attention easily. :roflmao:

haha i dont care...i got tons of great suggestions :santa:

 

[sarah s]

Well my new little one seems happy with the cork bark cave bits I have placed in there as hides. It goes in those and then burys itself in the moss and forest bedding although I did find it curled up next to the bottom of its climbing log earlyer today.

 

[Serpwidgets]

You can get water bowls at Petco/Petsmart that are hollow underneath. For smaller ones, look in the mice/rats aisles. They're like a buck or two each.

These are great for hatchlings and have a "notch" on each side.
http://www.petco.com/Shop/Product.aspx?Nav=104&sku=797049&R=7030&enemerch=1

These are a little bigger, great for when they outgrow the smaller bowls. They don't have notches but you can easily cut them.
http://www.petsmart.com/global/prod...67503951&itemNo=4&In=Small+Pet&N=2026372&Ne=2

 

[Drizzt80]

These are great for hatchlings and have a "notch" on each side.
http://www.petco.com/Shop/Product.aspx?Nav=104&sku=797049&R=7030&enemerch=1

I would have to second these, I use them as well for hatchlings up to my yearlings. They work great in shoebox and 15 Qt. sterilite cages.

D80