new enclosure

[slipknot711]

since i wont be able to make my new diy enclosure till after new years i went from a basic ten gallon with a water bowl light and heating pad on one side obviously and one simple hide you buy in a pet store (BORING) since adding 3 new babies i went to a twenty gallon added some fake plants which they love to climb and a nice big log that they all find hiding spots in i was shocked they loved it so much. heres a crappy pic of the new set up (made in a hurry for the arrival of my new scrubs)
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[guidofatherof5]

What wood is that substrate?

[slipknot711]

oh its aspen snake bedding. the brown bigger pieces are just one small accent bag of aspen shavings, said it was safe for snakes. my albino loses her beauty in the drab aspen. so i tried to add a lil color. did i do something wrong here? not offended if i did. you know i want healthy snakes. and also knew to garters still.

[drumcrush]

Really nice!

[slipknot711]

Really nice!

ty. was just a quick set up. once i build my own enclosure after new years ill set it up better. had to get a bigger setup fast for my new arrivals

[drumcrush]

Yep I eventually want to get a big enclosure for a nice garter family

[slipknot711]

question for you doll. what substrate do you use? i notice the plain drab aspen bedding just loses my albinos beauty. do you have a pic of your setup?

[slipknot711]

i cant go TOO big. i already got 3 seperate turtle tanks going on lol smh. when i get a new apartment i dont think we all will be welcomed. thats why im gonna try making a "book shelf" type enclosure to hang on my wall.

[drumcrush]

I use aspen as well. I had black colored aspen for my kingsnake once, i would imagine that it would bring out the color

[drumcrush]

I screenshoted I've of my videos, so this is the best I can do picture wise lolimage.jpgimage.jpg