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Yes I saw his pictures and it was a tiger rat. That is just one example of why I don't understand why the majority of care sheets recommend such cramped sizes for active and large colubrids. Maybe they are using a minimalistic approach to care but even then IMO its worse than minimal.
If someone who has experience with large colubrids could give some input that would be great.
The majority of care sheets list the bare minimum size the snake needs to be able to move. There is no such thing as a cage too big. People tend to have the mindset "what can I fit in here" like they are loading a UPS truck.
The majority of care sheets list the bare minimum size the snake needs to be able to move. There is no such thing as a cage too big. People tend to have the mindset "what can I fit in here" like they are loading a UPS truck.
Good point, I guess it's a way of justifying it, or removing the guilty feeling of cramping an animal into a small box.