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Hat for Hide?

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Tbird

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Hey i was wondering if i could use one of my old crappy hats for a Hide?? Has anyone ever done this or tell me if this is a good idea or not..thanx a lot
 
I would think that using a hat wouldn't be a problem but then there is one word of advice....
that is when they pop around the hat or on the hat then it's going to be a problem cleaning it....other than that I would think that it's alright!
 
Another consideration is the size of the hat. If you have a hatchling, your hat will be much too large for a hide. Corns need hides that allow them to curl up snugly inside, without a whole lto of extra room. An old hat could make a good hide for a somewhat larger snake, though.
 
You Think a at wuld be to big fo a snake about 8 inches long? I would think that is ok...also im gonna use paper towel things for them to crwl through..good idea?
 
wow

8 inches long! What a tiny hatchling. And yes most definitly too big. Snakes like to have to SQEEZE into places :)

bmm
 
So wat are u telling me..i have togood hides all closed in and stuff) but there a lil big..how will it affect the snake...i was thinking of one paper towel tube o one side aother on the other..one hie box and the end of the cage and te hat on the other end (along with water dish and tree t climb on)
 
You have the tiniest corn hatchling I've ever seen (not that I've seen yours, but you know what I mean). You might want to try to fill in the hides a little bit until it gets somewhat bigger. Maybe you can stuff some paper towels or something in to fill up the hides a bit. The hat is going to be huge for an 8 inch hatchling.
 
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