Hog nose snake enclosure

This is my 15gal bioactive Western Hognose enclosure

My enclosure for our new Western Hognose, Kevin Bacon. It’s not bioactive, but i did go naturalistic.

Terrarium decorations are more than just silly accessories to waste your money and/or make your pet’s space look prettier. While they can serve an aesthetic function, they also enhance a reptile’s quality of life by mimicking their natural environment and… Continue Reading →

Believe it, or not, did you know snakes need exercise? The need to exercise for a snake is very different than the need for a dog. Taking your snake out once a week to climb and explore is great, in a safe environment ❤️ But most of my snake's time is spent in his own space exploring. Every bedding clean out is an opportunity to try new layouts in the cage. This month I wanted to achieve a very sturdy, safe space for my python to climb.

All made by me, Corn Snake enclosure DIY.

This page contains affiliate links. “Substrate” is another word for hognose snake bedding — the material used to cover the floor of your pet’s enclosure. Hognose snakes are fossorial, which means that they prefer to burrow and live underground. In particular,… Continue Reading →

Lemon blast python

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Kasey just made a great new home for our newest Zen Pet Google! 🐍 She took inspiration from the environment you might normally find a hognose in and created a pine forest floor complete with birch trees growing right out of the pine needles scattered on the ground! 😍 You'll love to see her whole process, click the link to check it out over on our YouTube.

This page contains some affiliate links. To learn why ReptiFiles sometimes uses paid links, read here. Conventional knowledge dictates that hognose snakes need minimum 1 sq ft per 1 ft of snake length. I prefer this set of guidelines for… Continue Reading →

My fave type of snake<3 idk why im posting this the picture just makes me happy💀