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Cloth snake bags?

Quigs

Quigs

"Got R Did"
I'm curious as to where everyone gets 'em? I have so far only found two places on the net, both of which seemed a little pricey to me.

Any help would be appreciated.

Q
 
Superior Enterprises is the only one I know of. I don't know which two you were refering to.

You could probably make them yourself for those prices. :shrugs:

Most adult snakes I've ever gotten that came in 'bags', were in fact old pillowcases. And from experience, you can find nice cheap old ones at Goodwill or the Salvation Army. Not totally professional looking, but cheap.
 
What's the going rate? I think we have some here. I'll have to find out from Hurley how much she was selling them for. :)
 
Taceas said:
Most adult snakes I've ever gotten that came in 'bags', were in fact old pillowcases.
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Thats what I've always used.

Best in a dark colour as the snake'll feel more secure. Fold over the top, sturdy rubber band round it, sorted.

:)
 
I've made a good stack of corn-sized snake bags from all kinds of pretty prints. I don't know what the going rate for the plain white ones are, but I've got them for $2.00 individually, or 8 for $10. 2 types, one longer, skinnier that you can tie easily on itself, the other more wide, spacious, that I usually tie with yarn or string of some sort. I've got them in a variety of sizes from more yearling sized to more adult sized. I'll have to get measurements on them, but because they are hand made, I make them the size that they material happens to be, lol.
 
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