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[rwgsnakes]

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[Sid]

Nice photos, thanks for sharing. I like the apperance of natural look for your enclosures.

Sid

[GarterGirl]

I definitely agree with Sid! Those are really nice photos!

[Snaky]

Nice pictures and beautiful animals of course. I also like the natural look of your enclosure, but (in my opinion) you can still go more in the height by adding branches to climb on.

[rwgsnakes]

thanks guys, yeah, i know what you mean about the branches, Ill see what i can do

[adamanteus]

Just a thought on the subject of branches...... If you find a big, old lavender bush that's had its day, rip it out of the ground and you'll find the roots are really twisted and interesting, from an aestectic point of view. The wood is pretty hard so it doesn't readily rot or distort, and the roots have a little of the lavender bush scent in them. A subtle, natural deodorant for your vivarium! Try it!

[Stefan-A]

Any suggestons for those of us that don't have lavender bushes growing in the wild?

[Sid]

There are numerous natural options that can be attractive, like drift wood, small limbs or dead wood. One word of caution (especially with deadwood), always treat these items for mites and othe paracits before use. I had a terrible infestion of mites last year by not doing so.

Sid