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Old 11-03-13, 06:08 PM   #9
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Re: New enclosures!

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Originally Posted by Mikoh4792 View Post
You could create climbing space if you use space efficiently with perches but I agree with you that 1 foot is a not much to work with for a carpet python. You could always raise a carpet python there and get a new snake when you get a taller enclosure for it lol...
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Yeah you can see his enclosures in the put up or shut up thread, you can take some ideas for perches from there. I also posted my enclosures on the last page.
Lol I thought about getting one then moving it to something taller. Thanks for the reminder of that post about everyone's setup.

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I'm convinced that carpets don't care if they are 4" or 4' off the ground as long as they can hang from somewhere
Yay, good news! Sounds like it will work out after all.

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Belly! My snakes will always go sit on the heat for a couple days after eating and when in shed. That about the only time they aren't on the perches.
Thanks for the pics. I'd rather do belly heat since I'm more familiar with the ins and outs. So the ground setup is pretty similar to most other terrestrial species, correct? A couple hides, temperature gradient, water bowl, etc...just with a few perches thrown in up higher?

How do you guys with perches go about mounting them inside the enclsoure?
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