my thamnophis fish and terrarium

[De Foezel]

to my great dissappointment i bought a fishbowl for the fishys
and drained my terrarium i put berchwood chips on the floor an will make a small waterpool with a waterfall
to bad it looked so cool and natural
though i have noticed my snake caltming down alot and not being so scittish
thnx for al of your expert advices / compliments
and for caring enough to tell me what i did wrong

[ConcinusMan]

Hey, no problem. That's what we're here for. Thank you for caring enough about the snakes to correct the problem. Now when you get a chance, post pics of their new setup.

[De Foezel]

was planning on doing that but i dont have a smartcardreader so i do that at a friends house i think tomorow ill have some fotos here
its improvised decor because i dont have money growing on my back
but ill build some nice decor details
im disapointed but not discouraged
ive got some nice ideas for a epoxy with sand hill like structure with 1 or 2 little pools which will be easily cleanable that ill build outside of the enclosement en pop it in when its ready(so i dont realy freak out the snake too much)

[De Foezel]

i just own the thamnophis sirtalis sirtales and radix crossbreed
the Thamnophis sirtalis concinus is NOT MY snake but its my friends


could u please send [IMG] of your enclosure if it looks cool (for some extra inspiration)

[ConcinusMan]

I like to keep it simple. Needs to be easy to check on hiding snake and needs to be easy to spot clean without having to rip out tons of decor. I plan on adding one piece of drift wood though. Amy has found a new activity. She likes to climb the trees. If I had her in a 20 galloon I might get a little more elaborate and perhaps add a few live small plants.

10 gallon garter snake viv:
http://www.thamnophis.com/forum/show...postcount=6422

20 gallon with a 4 foot milk snake:



Sorry it's a little blurry. My good photos in my gallery are all gone. Probably due to forum problems experienced a few weeks ago. This would probably look better with a natural looking water dish. Amy is so strong and destructive, I can't get too elaborate with her enclosure. The plant is a live spider plant and seems to tolerate her destructive nature. Because she likes to root around in the substrate, I don't put rocks or logs in there. I don't want her to get hurt.

[De Foezel]

oh ok i have my photo galery on photobucket.com upload photos there for free and theyl be safe for years to come

[ConcinusMan]

Yeah. Photobucket. *gag*

If you don't know why I gagged, keep using it. You'll understand. Try imageshack when you figure out why photobucket is.. well... a bucket of...

Let's put it this way. I go in my yard and clean up dog poop. I put that in a bucket. I would never put my photos there.

[De Foezel]

i dont put personal photos online but only photos i want online
the rest i keep ofline ofcourse its free it works so why temper with it:P

[De Foezel]

here is my new set up :S
it doesnt look cool but if its good for the snake its better
have a box with holes in it and a vase and a glas rock
and some artificial shrubs

[guidofatherof5]

I'm not sure what you mean by it doesn't look cool.
I think it's great. Nice job.