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my viv.

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eat the mouse mitch!

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any suggestions?

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looks good! you can get silk greenery really cheap at dollar stores or walmart that really add some color! But i like the "second level" you made out of the box, cool idea!
 
Yeah. I like the "second level" too. Good idea.
And as stated you could buy some fake greenery and hot glue it to any thing there. The plastic bottle is my only concern, unlikely, but it could get trap in there or just a pain to get out.
My .02 cent
 
actualy the bottle is their favorite spot. they go in there but come out, except for like the last 2 days, my snow stayed under the substrate i have in there, the main reason i have it is because it helps with the humidity, for some reason they dont go near the water dish so i just keep water in there and they go in there and drink the water that ends up on the top of it. well anyways...i think im off topic, im probably going to take it out soon.
 
"They" "Their"? That'd be my main suggestion, separate them into their own cages. Cohabitation of corns is a bad idea all around. They're not rodents who like company and get lonely.

- They can pass diseases/parasites to one another.

- They can stress the other one out, which in snakes, can cause a whole rash of other problems.

- And ultimately, they can potentially eat each other.

And since most folks are inept at using the search button these days...

Within you shall find loads of information and links on why you shouldn't house them together..
Click me!

Other than that, scrap the bottle. You'll never get one out when you need to.

And I'd move the water bowl over to the left or its going to get bedding from the upstairs into it. Plus it looks like your UTH may be on the left side, and moving the water bowl over top of the warm floor will increase evaporation and help with humidity within the cage.

Looks good otherwise. =)
 
Misty sure has her ways of saying stuff! :grin01:

You really tried your best, that's visible! I do agree with Misty on all points though. Just some little adjustments and the viv will be perfect!
 
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