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Old 09-14-20, 11:29 AM   #1
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Basking rocks/skates/etc

I recently purchased my first snake (Black Headed Python, he’s awesome) and I’m still working at improving and upgrading his enclosure.
Right now he has a hide, water dish big enough for him to curl up in, a fairly large stick for him to climb, and a substrate mix of sand/coconut husk.

One thing I would like to put in is, as the title suggests, a basking stone of some kind. I’ve been reading about the average snake nervous system and heat rocks and have thus decided that’s not the solution, the next best thing I can think of would be getting a stone from the local bush and sterilising it very thoroughly as that should just absorb heat from the lamp fairly well.
I’m also not gonna be using fake decor if I can manage it, I’d like his enclosure to be as close to nature as I can make it.

So yeah, sterile bush stone? Yes? No? Other? Kind of new to this.
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Old 09-14-20, 06:46 PM   #2
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Re: Basking rocks/skates/etc

Goto a landscape business or company and pick out whatever rock you want. Something like slate would work.
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