Building A Temporary Or Quarantine Snake Enclosure From The Dollar Store. Is This Too Cheap?

I was challenged by my friends at the New Ball Python Keepers Facebook Group to create an enclosure usually only what I could find at a dollar or discount store near me. I was given the store Five Below, where everything is under Five dollars. (Except the bin, which was allowed to be bought elsewhere and I got next door at Aldi - a discount grocery store - for $16.
This was a lot of fun and I hope you enjoy watching it.
This is intended to be a temporary enclosure, not an example of best husbandry or a care guide for any snake. Please do more research for your snakes permanent home.
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[@yesidtac7863]

Muy buen vlog😊

[@LetsTalkHerps]

Thanks for watching!

[@trasijudd2290]

Well done! I'm in love with the little pots attached to the side! This is one thing I adore about using large tubs, the ability to randomly attach things to the sides with a drill bit or a soldering iron!

[@LetsTalkHerps]

Yeah thank you! It only takes a little effort to really transform a tub. They make a great “canvas”

[@durenpaul]

Nice job!! There are a lot of principles in here that people can use to improv on permanent enclosures as well.

[@LetsTalkHerps]

Thank you, Paul! It can be easy and simple to provide the fundamentals.