Pic. Enjoy

[bailey]

This is Jega. She's 1 year and 8 months and she weighs 1182 grams and is a little over 3 feet long. She's just been moved into her new 30 Gal. Breeder with some new furniture. Enjoy and thanks for any replies.


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[snakehunter]

nice snake, bad setup. Loose the sand ASAP, sand is very harmful to snakes:
- It can become impacted into nostrils and heatpits
- If it becomes injested it maynot pass, and could pose threats in the future
- Sand can become stuck under the scales and rub skin raw.

There are way more options than sand, try paper towels, indoor/outdoor carpet, aspen shavings (NO CEDAR).

Nice snake tho nice to see her fat and happy.

[nita]

Is that sand? I thought it was indoor/outdoor carpet, that is what it looks like to me?

[Asian Jon]

Looks like astroturf to me.

[paulsreef]

I don't see sand. Are you talking about the sand coloured hide?
Paul.

[bailey]

It's carpet. No sand. lol

[snakehunter]

OK sorry haha

[Nicky]

Nice ball python:)

[joebagadohnut]

Awesome snake and original hides! Is that a can of beans?
does he use that hide?

that's hilarious.
I see you attempted to do the same as me with your digital thermometer wire.....it is so hard to hide :)

Jeremy.

[bailey]

I love the thermometer but hate the wire. She loves her oatmeal can. She uses anything I give her. The thing in the middle is a mulch bowl. It has wet cypress mulch in it and she uses it to shed and also as a litter box.