Pics of enclosures

[Reno]

Hey guys I was just wondering if some of you could put some pics up of your enclosures. My snakes just seems so plain and bland and I want to spruce it up some, so maybe I can get some ideas from yall.

[gregmonsta]

[Stefan-A]

The terrarium I used in 2005.

[Reno]

nice terrariums

[Lori P]

I need to go take new pics, these tanks have all been upgraded some but here's some ideas for you...

The garter tank:



Desdemona the kingsnake tank:



Fluffy and Squiggles, the bp's:

[Garter_Gertie]

Stefan, what's your substrate. I like it. Looks like 'dirt.'

Lori, you crack me up!!! You've got the 'natural' down. Like the plants in the pots, et al. Nice job.

[Garter_Gertie]

p.s.

Like the rock idea, Stefan, IN the water dish. Holds it in place from getting tipped; allows Snakey-Kid to rest on something. Like that. Will have to do/try.

[Stefan-A]

Stefan, what's your substrate. I like it. Looks like 'dirt.'

Peat moss. Very cheap, low pH (makes it hard for most bacteria to survive) etc. etc.

p.s.

Like the rock idea, Stefan, IN the water dish. Holds it in place from getting tipped; allows Snakey-Kid to rest on something. Like that. Will have to do/try.

No snake has ever tipped any of my dishes, even without the rock. Those pictures are in chronological order, so as you can see, I've done away with that system a long time ago. The only time I had a rock in a bowl after those first few weeks, was when I got the vagrans babies and I was concerned that they would have trouble getting out of the water dish. So I put a rock in there to make sure they would have something to push against.

[Stefan-A]

The 2006 model:

[Stefan-A]

The 2007 model.


2007-2008


The one half of the second terrarium. Notice the corn by the water bowl.


vagrans.


parietalis


tetrataenia.