 Recent Herp Discussion | | | | | | | | Online Users: 131 | | 68 members and 63 guests | | $N@K3$, 4sons, amazonian, azza74, b-r4d, beeman, benito22, Bob2, bow2theone, brendan_86, butters, callith, calvin, carinacat, Charlie, Chris89, chrisso81, DC, dragon lady, Dragontamer, Dusty62, elapid@, firezone1au, FNQ_Snake, Forensick, gar1, Greebo, imalizard, Jaydens-Pythons, Jen, jimmyd, Joker, j_bizzle, Katherine, krusty, Kyro, m.punja, MAVTOR, meecrob, method, Mitch Kelly, Mr feegle, mrboajangles, MzSel, nightowl, nigmax, No-One, PilbaraPythons, pratty, proud_aussie, rash, Shrek, snakes01, Stewydead, The Devil, thomas_r, Tristis, Troy06, urodacus_au, VixenBabe, wardy, WayneTrudgett, willia6, WingsOfGold, zen | |  | | 
13-May-08, 02:41 PM
|  | Regular Member | Join Date: Apr-08 Location: Boulder,WA Gender:  | | | | I have my 6mth old Stimmie in an old fish tank we've converted into a snake habitat. I was worried about usung glass at first, but thats what the shop we bought him from uses and al there reptiles are fine. It is quite big compared to hime but he has plenty of places to hide and he loves exploring at dark time. I think my tank is about 3ft by 1.5ft and then about 2ft tall...I dont have a measuring tape handy so thats just by looking at it...
As for glass not keeping the heat, could you use something to insulate? Like alfoil on the side or something else??? |
13-May-08, 04:51 PM
|  | Regular Member | Join Date: Mar-08 Location: Adelaide Hills Age/Gender: 16  | | | | would that cook the little thing????..would get pretty hot you'd think? |
13-May-08, 04:58 PM
|  | Regular Member | Join Date: Aug-06 Location: Rockingham Wa Age/Gender: 27 | | | | Styrofoam or cork tiles on the outside of the glass make good insulators
__________________
Collecting skulls does not make me weird. My tweezer obsession does.
[9:33:25] Australis: ...... ill pull out a rare "sorry"... to jen.
I don't want to be chaste, I want to be pursued.
| | |
|
