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04-12-14, 11:12 PM
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What can go in here?
I have finished setting up a beautiful 10gallon vertical vivarium, any snakes that could live in there? Thanks!
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04-13-14, 10:12 AM
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Re: What can go in here?
A male garter snake, ring neck or a Storeria would be nice, most anything else is too big for such a small area.
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04-13-14, 02:43 PM
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Re: What can go in here?
You could possibly look into dwarf chameleons or dart frogs, depending on how well it can hold humidity etc. I would do a lot of research before committing to something though, infernal is right it is a very small space
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04-13-14, 09:35 PM
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Re: What can go in here?
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Originally Posted by infernalis
A male garter snake, ring neck or a Storeria would be nice, most anything else is too big for such a small area.
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I thought garter snakes were terrestrial? Are ring necks arboreal??
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04-14-14, 08:12 AM
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Re: What can go in here?
Ring necks will live just about anywhere they can, the same for most garter snakes.
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04-14-14, 08:35 AM
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Re: What can go in here?
I'd think a newborn anything would fit in there, now for how long is a different story
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04-14-14, 08:53 AM
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Re: What can go in here?
I have a juvenile female garter in a ten right now, I will put her in a 29gal when she gets bigger though.
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04-14-14, 09:43 AM
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Re: What can go in here?
Possibly a small ribbon snake? I know when I had mine they spent a lot of time up high rather then on the ground. Can also use it for a baby chondro. You don't have many options that I can think of as far as snakes go.
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