Cage cleaning day-pic warning

Gatorhunter1231 · 08-12-12, 11:10 PM

I changed some dirt today and decided to try and get pics of everything today.
Tricolor

Red hognose

Conda morph and large female hog

New male ackie

Corn snakes

Gatorhunter1231 · 08-12-12, 11:11 PM

Anaconda

baby ackies that are growing like weeds

infernalis · 08-12-12, 11:32 PM

excellent collection..

Gatorhunter1231 · 08-12-12, 11:43 PM

been trying to get the collection back up since the fire. I think the tricolor monitor will take the place of my croc monitors for a while. I hope to get some more odatria soon though. Looking for pilbaras, gilleni, or storri.

UwabamiReptiles · 08-13-12, 08:09 AM

Great collection man!

Slcburm · 08-13-12, 08:32 AM

I've never seen an anaconda on sand before. Keeps them nice and wet I assume. You feed him in cage?

Will0W783 · 08-13-12, 09:13 AM

Nice collection!

Gatorhunter1231 · 08-13-12, 09:45 AM

I keep most of my snakes on sandy dirt just like monitors. Really helps with smell and offers as a hide. My hognoses love sandy dirt and the corn snakes occasionally tunnel. The sandy dirt keeps humidity up for my anaconda also. I feed her in the water bowl and she eats like crazy. I used to keep lots of green anacondas and sold them off when I moved. The dirt is the way to go compared to news papers.

jarich · 08-13-12, 11:16 AM

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Originally Posted by Gatorhunter1231

I keep most of my snakes on sandy dirt just like monitors. Really helps with smell and offers as a hide. My hognoses love sandy dirt and the corn snakes occasionally tunnel. The sandy dirt keeps humidity up for my anaconda also. I feed her in the water bowl and she eats like crazy. I used to keep lots of green anacondas and sold them off when I moved. The dirt is the way to go compared to news papers.

Again, wish we had that 'like' function on this forum...

Slcburm · 08-13-12, 11:17 AM

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Originally Posted by Gatorhunter1231

I keep most of my snakes on sandy dirt just like monitors. Really helps with smell and offers as a hide. My hognoses love sandy dirt and the corn snakes occasionally tunnel. The sandy dirt keeps humidity up for my anaconda also. I feed her in the water bowl and she eats like crazy. I used to keep lots of green anacondas and sold them off when I moved. The dirt is the way to go compared to news papers.

thanks for the lesson. learning something new everyday