I absolutely hate the head wedging aspect of the sliding doors, as we discussed. My future cages will have a drop down door and will see how that goes. Always enjoy your videos and input!
your videos have have me(a first time snake owner) so much..i like the drop down doors, and almost done with my boa's new enclosure. Thank you for all he info
I'm new to the snake world, and just bought my first ball python from a reputable breeder. I just wanted to shout out here that I've learned so much from your videos, and on topics i hadn't even thought of (like nose rubbing...thats a thing? Yup.) I also appreciate your tone and humor ;) Nice.
I fully agree...been trying to tell ppl This when not talking about venomous it's all about how u like it...I think u need a sliding when venomous so it is easy to open and shut with a hook but other then that I fully agree with u
What if you put the tracks for the sliding doors on that brace frame instead of in-front of it? Also what screws do you use or suggest for the PVC cages? Great videos!
Hi again. Love your videos. Just wondering if you could tell me why at 2:17 the snake in the middle tank is pushing between the gap. My retic has recently started this and was wondering if this is a bad thing. Thank you
In this case, the titanium is pushing due to the smell of dinner in the air. She typically does not push unless it is feeding day. There are several factors that make a tic to start pushing. Just a process of elimination.
Hey Steve thanks for uploading. I was just having this convo with someone... A very close-minded "someone" lol. But you know how keyboard experts are....
The cages I'm building will have the drop down doors. I like the sliding doors for better viewing, but one of my snakes likes to jam her head in the gap too.
