In-cage platform/shelf?

[katach]

I'll show you when the internet comes back on.

[RedSidedSPR]

I just looked at every picture in that thread "new tank!!"

I think.

[katach]

Check out post 14. I wish I could just post a new pic. But the stupid internet company is having issues. They don't even have a working phone to call right now. Hard to do stuff from my phone.

[RedSidedSPR]

I almost always use a phone, I rarely have access to a computer, so I get used to it.

Is it an iPhone?

[katach]

It's the Evo 4G. I like it for the most part. but I can't upload photos to anywhere except facebook.

[RedSidedSPR]

I see it. Still not what I'm looking for.

[RedSidedSPR]

It's the Evo 4G. I like it for the most part. but I can't upload photos to anywhere except facebook.

Well, if it's already up on the Internet, (it is, post #14 obviously) just copy it, and paste it right in ""

And btw, that was the "hammock thing" i was talking about... stupid description I know.

[d_virginiana]

I wish I could find the video again, but there was this guy who had to make SUPER heavy duty shelves for his pythons on youtube. He used some sort of magnet and pre-made shelving units that looked really natural. I think they were a bit on the expensive side though.

[RedSidedSPR]

Sounds cool, except for the expensive part.

[Kantar]

I just make my own

with some metal, cardboard, and a thin layer of foam all which I stole from work

I bent the metal to hang off the rim of the cage, its pretty flat so it didn't leave a gap, had 3 same size cardboard pads, glued 2 pieces with the metal between, cut out one of the pads to make like a picture frame, glued it to the cardboard then glued the foam inside the cut out part so it leaves a little lip, without it the snake would easily slide off.

Here is a couple pictures

The corn snake in there is now over 4 feet long, this is a 30x12x16 tank



I only made a couple of them but the snakes do use them especally when some hanging plants surround it