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Making a maze fro a snake to go through?

Ivorzz5

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If you have read my previous thread, you will know why I'm asking this. I need a very simple one please!!!:confused:

THANX!
 
I would make it with acrylic sheets from someplace like homedepot. Put a top on it...and two holes, an entrance and exit. You can use clear caulk or aquarium silicon adhesive. Just make a simple maze with holes to crawl through. Make the top one you can screw on and off so it the snake decides to curl up and not exit you can still get to him.
Good Luck!
 
I used to have my animal behavior students build mouse mazes. They usually built them out of foam board glued together with crazy glue. These held up well to mice and if it's a small snake I imagine it'd work well for the snake, too. One thing they did find with the mice is that they aren't bright enough to quickly learn a maze with a lot of turns and dead ends. If you want to see quick results, keep it simple.
 
I used to have my animal behavior students build mouse mazes. They usually built them out of foam board glued together with crazy glue. These held up well to mice and if it's a small snake I imagine it'd work well for the snake, too. One thing they did find with the mice is that they aren't bright enough to quickly learn a maze with a lot of turns and dead ends. If you want to see quick results, keep it simple.

Yes, she's small, so thanks!!
 
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