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Hiiii☺️ there are some amazing small snakes out there like House snakes, Kenyan sand boas or Rosy boas! I would recommend continuing to educate your parents and get them on board rather than getting one and hiding it from them. Everything comes out eventually and it will be nice to have their help and support if you get a snake ☺️

@@snakeemthusiast thanks :)

They should be fine, they might the vibrations of the sound, especially if you turn the sound up real high. As long as they have periods of quiet or no sound you should be fine! Stress from constant loud sound vibrations would be my worry. But I know people who keep their snakes in common areas and everything is fine (:

In this video I built the wood stand to hold Sabors enclosure (black Scale Box) and then Atlas on top of him. Since this I have removed the wood stand and Atlas enclosure sits on top of the Scale box on the floor. What enclosure do you have? And what are you thinking of getting? Ultimately you just need to look at the dimensions of the enclosures and I wouldn’t stack glass in glass, BUT If you can’t stack on top of one another, then you can always buy a metal rack and have them on individual shelves! With your future ball python, I have seen some do well in all glass enclosures but I recommend at least covering the back side of the enclosure if you go that route. Preferably, covering all sides minus the front will reduce stress the most. If the enclosure is really big - adding cork bark, branches, rocks, multiple hides and lots of plants will also really help reduce stress, provides lots of cover while also increasing enrichment. So as long as you provide cover and fill that space, you should be fine, just watch your snake and if they stop eating or have multiple bad sheds then you may have to change something up 😊 If you have any other questions or need me to clarify anything lmk!

@@snakeemthusiast I appreciate the help at the moment I have a corn snake in a glass Terrarium and possibly for my other enclosure it's called a Mojave reptile habitat lounge and it only has glass in the front but it has like a breathing vent on top but idk if I should put my corn snake on top the cage also has breathing vents on the sides too

@@niahallen4942 sounds like you can stack them as long as the cage on top doesn’t sit on any type of wire mesh vent top, but if the cages edges line up or you could even put a board of sort between the 2 cages I think it will work fine!

@@snakeemthusiast Thank you so much. This info works out great for me and I appreciate you helping me out, I also love your snakes

Thank you so much🤍🤍😊 set up has definitely changed a tad since uploading this video but it’s holding up great! So excited for you and your future bp 🥰🥰

ty ..would love to see a update video on enclosure now . your BRB too..

Hi! Sorry I just responded to your other comment with my temperature range (: thanks for the question!

Hi! During the day I keep the temperature around 85-80F (29-26C), and at night it stays between 80-75F (26-23C)! The highest I would allow the temperature to go would be 87F, I live in Texas so we get some pretty hot days here. You should really aim for 85/86F to be your max temp 😊 if it gets warmer than that just be sure to mist to keep the humidity they need! Lmk if you have other questions (:

@@snakeemthusiast thanks you very much

Hi! It’s actually been holding up well! I did have to add some coco chips around the edges to give the soil some more support. The edges were caving in from Sabor slithering in the soil. But I also aerate the soil regularly by poking holes it in so it could be part of the reason the drainage is still decent (: definitely have learned a lot since making this video and I agree, I should of added coco chips to the entire mixture so I wouldn’t of had to poke holes so often but live and learn 😊 other than that plants have been thriving, and the cuc is still going strong 💪🏼 Thank you so much 🥰🥰🤍

scale box! Great company with great quality cages!

I don’t since it’s a bioactive! I’ll clean the walls every couple months and add new soil but that’s about it!

So sorry I didn’t see this until now, rack is from Walmart, it’s a metal stand, can’t remember the brand but it’s 48x24x72 if I remember correctly (:

@@snakeemthusiast 😂 no worries

Thank you!! So the enclosure has a 6inch bottom lip, I would say the 1st inch made up the drainage layer so about 5 inches of soil I would say! Since setting it up I’ve had to add soil to it twice since over time it breaks down

www.scaleboxes.com The enclosure is a 4x2x2 with swinging doors, the guy makes models now with sliding doors, I have 2 of them and I love both styles! Amazing enclosures

Sorry I’m just now seeing this, life threw a curve ball, thank you so much for the support 🤍

Not dumb at all! You can add a drainage tube if you want, like if you think you’ll be watering a lot (: I haven’t noticed any issues not having one though!

sorry for sounding like I'm targeting this or what your saying. I noticed that you said some things about gardens and such. I agree 100% on that, there are so many options for that. I guess I just meant that cutting down trees period Isn't good for the habitat and our earth, but honestly there is nothing we can do about that.

@@julianpentedemos4745 I am not offended nor do I feel attacked by a single thing you said. I applaud you for stating your opinion without attacking - I am all for discussion of these topics and I do see your side. The main purpose of this video was to bring awareness to the situation - not a lot of people know about cypress mulch and the pros and cons that come along with it - so the main thing I wanted to do with this video was to educate. Then, people can make a decision for themselves on what they want to support. I understand that cypress mulch is great for many reasons and for certain reptiles and that’s why people use it. I am not trying to take away from that. Additionally, I agree that I should have targeted this video at more than just reptile keepers, because the gardening community plays a very big role in this like you mentioned. As I mentioned in my description some areas of cypress forest that are over populated are harvested from to promote healthier new growth - this is a sustainable forestry practice. So if a person can buy cypress mulch that was produced sustainability I have no arguments. If not that’s, that’s that persons decision. And as you stated in the 2nd comment, there’s really nothing we can do to stop cutting down trees. But one thing we can do and control is the brands we buy from - I think it’s great the cypress mulch you buy states where it’s from - that brand is more honest than zoomed. Overall, I choose to not use cypress mulch for my snakes because there are other alternatives for them. For your tegu, I respect and understand that it’s not that easy and you must do what you must. All I wanted with this video again was to educate and make people think about what they are buying and who they are buying from. We live in a consumerism world and the vast majority of people have no idea where the products on the shelves come from. With this video I hoped to only get the people who watched it, heads turning on how they can do better or at the very least understand where cypress mulch comes from. Thank you for your comment ~ stay awesome!

Haha yeah, I ended up mixing in reptichip because it was what I had one hand about a month or so after posting this (: definitely agree!

@@snakeemthusiast nice i forgot to add great looking enclosure 🤘🏽

In my opinion yes (: the soil mixture is good at holding humidity! One thing I have changed since filming this is that I added Reptichip and just mixed into the top part of the soil. If I let it the humidity naturally would drop to around 60-70%

Snake Emthusiast awesome advice thank you so much ,I can’t wait to get him in a bio active set up

Thank you! The dimensions are 48x24x24 inches. (¡Gracias! Las dimensiones son 48x24x24 pulgadas.)

So sorry I’m just now seeing this! I would actually recommend you look into hemp! It’s anti- mold, less dusty, highly absorbent, and it is sustainable! I buy mine from New Country Organics - you can get a 44lbs bale of hemp for approx 40$ (with shipping)

@@snakeemthusiast awesome thanks

ILLUM• LIFE same tubs are awesome 🙃 I purchased mine either from Walmart or Target! I know for a fact my 200 qt tubs are from Walmart and my 44 gallon bins are from The Container Store🙂

ILLUM• LIFE I like to purchase tubs in person so I can test the lid out, when latched there are some bin lids that aren’t as secure as others - these bins still work great you’ll just need extra locking mechanisms, like velcro 🙂

ILLUM• LIFE thank you so much beautiful 😍 and I’m so happy for you! The enclosure is made by Scale Box 😊👍🏼

Hahah yeah 😂 but it all has its purpose imo(:

THATS AMAZING

Apologies I just saw this! I’m not sure if the company ships over there :/ I’m sorry, but I would definitely look around if you haven’t already because I have some uk friends that have some but I don’t know the names of company

Thank you!

Brit's Reptile Community I use iMovie! And I just UA-cam iMovie editing videos for tips since I’m a newbie too 😊

@@snakeemthusiast omg. thank you so much!

Manuel Miranda it’s a 48x24x72H Muscle Rack from Walmart! It comes with 5 levels but I only use 2 for the tubs so I can still remove the lids and it’s only $70ish And thank you 😊

I apologize for just now seeing this! I got the window rainbow thing from Amazon (:

Also thank you so much 🧡

Green Sloth thank you! I heavily mist the enclosure about every 3-4 days or when needed and I water the plants once ever 7-10 days/ when needed so the humidity is pretty stable with all that 😊 and for the heat source I am using a ProHeat Radiant Heat Panel 😊