What snake do you recommend?

[Sylphie]

reptiledude987, that's just an demonstrative image from aquaristic forum, not my cage, I was just not sure if my decsription will be accurate. We have a fine acces from one side, and ventilation with mini computer fans (there actually was ball python, and it was all fine, just now it's empty ).

Huh, I wonder that vines and flying snakes are too hard for me, I'm not really that experienced at all.

Edit: okay, so milks and kings are no, no in this case

[reptiledude987]

The key with those species (similar to to the etb and atb just less expensive) is maintaining humidity in the high 60s to low 80s. but with the top being closed like that shouldnt be too hard.

[Obsidian_Dragon]

I wouldn't count out garters. They use the space you give them--in the wild, some garters (Oregon red spotteds in the case of the study I read) have been noted to climb up trees when it rains. (It makes the ground colder, so they climb to find warmer temps.)

I've given my Checkered sticks to climb and a ledge, and he happily noodles around all the space I give him. Give them the chance and they may surprise you.

What about a children's python? They're smaller and might use the height, too.

[Sylphie]

Obsidian Dragon,
okay, I'll look for them too! At this moment I'm just taking a nice list of "what can i get", and then will look further into each species

Yeah, I forgot about children's pythons, thank you!