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[kueluck]

On the outside of the light I can hold onto it, it's warm, but not hot. I've put aluminum sheeting like the reflectors on Zoo Med light fixtures in the inside which helps directing heat to the snakes.

I would still be concerned about its surface temp.
It wouldn't take much for a snake to burn its tongue.

[@ndy]

So here are my cages


My Checkered Garter Female


My Apricot Pueblan Milk and baby Albino Cal King on top


My Okeetee Corn and Brown House snake on top

[guidofatherof5]

I think that Checkered would enjoy some vertical exploring. Any chance of adding some things for exploring?

[@ndy]

I think that Checkered would enjoy some vertical exploring. Any chance of adding some things for exploring?

Hi Steve

I think she has outgrown enclosure! I have started building her a New enclosure and will be adding some things for climbing and exploring (caves and plants) in the new enclosure

The current 1 is 600L x 250W x 250H

The new 1 will be 1200L x 400W x 400H

and she will be sharing this enclosure with the other female that i thought was a male.

[kueluck]

She will be much happier in the bigger one and I hope she likes her new roomie.

[Thamnophis]

I thought I had placed some pics of my terrariums here, but apparently I didn't...









And for raising the young I often use these...

[Invisible Snake]

I love and hate seeing terrariums from European members, I love seeing them because they look really good (aesthetically) and resemble more of a garters natural environment, but at the same time I hate it because it puts most of my enclosures to shame :3

[Ctah_Lu]

They are all amazing terrariums, im currently working in one terrarium (76L x 50W x 30H) cm. as soon as its finished i will post some pictures, by the way, is earthworm humus safe as substrate? a friend told me so, but i dont know if its true.

[guidofatherof5]

Awesome is the only word I can think of.

[-MARWOLAETH-]

Great terrariums,Fons. You have some lucky snakes