My 2nd enclosure is finished! YAY! Check it out.....

[user 30368]

SP and SWCP enclosures

 

[Virides]

I especially like the 4th image

May I also suggest using our fingergrips so you can keep the glass smudge-free - Virides - Stylish Enclosure Enhancements

 

[user 30368]

I always complain about the hand marks on the glass. I'm sure my neighbours hear me yell out every day "Why dont they put handles on this bloody glass!!".

I especially like the 4th image

May I also suggest using our fingergrips so you can keep the glass smudge-free - Virides - Stylish Enclosure Enhancements

 

[elogov]

Love what you have done with it. Good job.

 

[snakelady96]

Great Job!! Where do you get your supplies from? Artificial plants, logs hides etc?

 

[rum.pig]

Very nice any reptile should be very happy in them well done

 

[dneti]

Very stylish mate. I hope the animals appreciate the amount of effort that many of us put into their enclosures... :?

 

[shea_and_ruby]

looks great!

 

[user 30368]

To be honest, the reptile shops charge way to much for anything in their shops. I only buy things from them that you just can't get anywhere else. But all my greens and stuff come from the cheapest red-dot and reject shops you can find! The ground forrest look came to a grand total of $30 for the plants. And i just discovered a discound pet supply store that charges 50% less on their "reptile one" products. Plastic plants are everywhere, big-W, kmart, $2 shops. Just gotta keep a look out for them

Great Job!! Where do you get your supplies from? Artificial plants, logs hides etc?

 

[traceylee]

They look great!
Top work!

 

[Snowman]

Looks very nice Such a pleasure to view nice displays.

You can araldite a small knob on the first sheet of glass to use as a handle to stop finger marks. (Don't do it on the rear one as it will smash when you move the front one over it.)
Sand as a substrate is illegal in WA for keeping pythons on. But at worst you get a written warning.

 

[atothej09]

Very nice. Congrats

 

[Virides]

Looks very nice Such a pleasure to view nice displays.

You can araldite a small knob on the first sheet of glass to use as a handle to stop finger marks. (Don't do it on the rear one as it will smash when you move the front one over it.)
Sand as a substrate is illegal in WA for keeping pythons on. But at worst you get a written warning.

Better to use these - Virides - Stylish Enclosure Enhancements

 

[Snakewoman]

They look great!

 

[t.Man]

They look fantastic.
Just wondering, how did you secured the fake vines in the first 2 pics?

 

[user 30368]

this is not sand. its crushed wallnut shells that was sold to me by a licensed reptile trader. Very safe for the snake. And to make sure she doesn't eat it, i feed her in a plastic container so there is no chance it'll get on her food. As for the SWCP, he eats in the tree so he doesn't get anywhere near it when eating

Looks very nice Such a pleasure to view nice displays.

You can araldite a small knob on the first sheet of glass to use as a handle to stop finger marks. (Don't do it on the rear one as it will smash when you move the front one over it.)
Sand as a substrate is illegal in WA for keeping pythons on. But at worst you get a written warning.

i replied to this, but for some reason its not showing on here? Any who, its not sand, its wallnut shells and was sold to me by a lisenced reptile dealer. So its very safe for her. And to make sure she doesn't eat it, i feed her in a plastic container so there is no chance of it getting on her food. The SWCP eats in his tree, so i dont worry about him eating the crushed wallnut shells.

Looks very nice Such a pleasure to view nice displays.

You can araldite a small knob on the first sheet of glass to use as a handle to stop finger marks. (Don't do it on the rear one as it will smash when you move the front one over it.)
Sand as a substrate is illegal in WA for keeping pythons on. But at worst you get a written warning.

i simply screwed some hooks strait into the wood. easy as!

They look fantastic.
Just wondering, how did you secured the fake vines in the first 2 pics?

 

[BigWillieStyles]

Love the enclosures. Do stimmies climb?

Sand as a substrate is illegal in WA for keeping pythons on. But at worst you get a written warning.

I cant believe that. I mean, many species live in sand dominated environments in the wild, you would think that it would be a requirement for sand to be in the enclosure. Nothing wrong with the snakes digesting a bit of sand, helps with digestion.

 

[user 30368]

I have been told they climb, but mine doesn't. She hides in her heat rock 24-7 and only comes out for food or if i take her out.
As for the "sand" issue - i have never heard of it being illegal, but i wouldn't be shocked or suprised if thats true. But i am happy with the wallnut shells cause its clean and safe when used right. I have read not to use sand out your garden, but i thought that might be due to mites, and viruses etc.

 

[Snowman]

ahh my mistake. Cool, nice looking substrate.
Yeah BWS no sand.. crazy isn't it... Especially for Woma's and BHP's

I have been told they climb, but mine doesn't. She hides in her heat rock 24-7 and only comes out for food or if i take her out.
As for the "sand" issue - i have never heard of it being illegal, but i wouldn't be shocked or suprised if thats true. But i am happy with the wallnut shells cause its clean and safe when used right. I have read not to use sand out your garden, but i thought that might be due to mites, and viruses etc.

You may find it climbs more as it gets older and when the ambient temps get a bit higher. It's been quite cool here in Perth. My stimi's haven't been active for awhile now. But come summer they are climbing all over the place at night.

 

[Shiresnakes]

Wow nice setup mate...what did it cost you? ... What r u using for heat?

I'm using the ceramic bulbs from lucky reptiles, it's been great and they last ages.