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Updated pics of my building!
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gnarhimself
Active member
Nice Setup Terri
Very neat and organised
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Very neat and organised
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CornCrazy
What's one more???
LOL...eventually I will have racks there. I just haven't had the time or money to build them. I will also be getting rid of the brown racks. I HATE them. The melamine ones are MUCH heavier, but much more durable.jazzgeek said:Terri, I'm nominating your for the Charles Pritzel Award for Best Utilization Of Clippies.
regards,
jazz
It just so happens that I will have a nice little Leucistic Texas Rat Snake boy in there later today!RyanR said:
Thanks!gnarhimself said:
cornsnakekid92
trouser snake
Nice!!! did you ever keep snakes in the plastic rubbermaid drawers thing? i see holes, i thought the gap would be too big?
cornsnakekid92
trouser snake
ooh, and shame on you, i dont see at least 2 hide boxes in each cage!
CornCrazy
What's one more???
LOL...that had me rolling. The funny thing is that you only see a small portion of my room. Of course, I do have some that will be listed for sale, but I have a fairly sizable collection for a hobbyist.Plissken said:
Almost all of those rubbermaid drawers have snakes in them. If the racks are built correctly, the gap is not too big.cornsnakekid92 said:
And I don't have hides in many of my racks. The racks are fairly dark and the snakes don't need the hides. When they want to hide, they simply burrow or move to the back of the racks.
Tree frogsPlissken said:
Plissken
Crazy Snail Lady
CornCrazy said:LOL...that had me rolling. The funny thing is that you only see a small portion of my room. Of course, I do have some that will be listed for sale, but I have a fairly sizable collection for a hobbyist.
Tree frogs
"Fairly sizeable?" :eek1:
Aww tree frogs... love those
cornsnakekid92
trouser snake
i know about the hidboxes, i was kidding and i was talking about the premade drawers things, next to all the 1 gallon jugs of watter, in black....CornCrazy said:.Almost all of those rubbermaid drawers have snakes in them. If the racks are built correctly, the gap is not too big.
And I don't have hides in many of my racks. The racks are fairly dark and the snakes don't need the hides. When they want to hide, they simply burrow or move to the back of the racks.
cornsnakekid92
trouser snake
I am not sure how she heats hers, but some people use a space heater for a room, use natural heat, or have a heat element go down the back or underneath
Joni Garcia
Gotta love 'em!
Wow, nice job Terri! Now that's an awesome reptile building. Very well done!
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Wish I could build something like that here. I have an extra bedroom downstairs that I'm using for an office/snake room, but it's just not the same.
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Wish I could build something like that here. I have an extra bedroom downstairs that I'm using for an office/snake room, but it's just not the same.
Now you have us waiting for more pics! Great job on the building!CornCrazy said:
CornCrazy
What's one more???
WOW...you have good eyes! And yes, we used to have snakes in some of those. The gaps are not too big for an adult. They were just temporary enclosures, though. They weren't big enough, IMO.cornsnakekid92 said:
Islandzoo...most of the large racks are heated (or at least have heaters on them). I have to run the air conditioner in the summer to keep the temps from being too high. I have the AC set at 80 degrees and it usually stays about 82 in there. In the winter, I use a portable oil heater to keep the temps where they need to be.