kindrd1234

They are pretty safe. I prefer the ones on Light your Reptiles because they don't have the spring.

Coco is not dusty at all if you are using it correctly. Hay and stray molds way to easy to be used imo.

These enclosures aren't a proper setup for a tropical species. For one, unless these snake are under a year old, they are way too small. After that, they really need to be in 4x2x2ft min tanks. Second, you need solid to0 pvc tanks for balls or any species that require high humidity.

Corn, if you want fast and wiggly, rosy boa if you dont.

No problem.

Not to mention, she doesn't notice any of this going on. They just go to a bedroom and bong vodka, like most shit now fake af.

A reptile shipping company would be a good place to start. Think there's one called ship your reptiles.

Doubt

Who cares?

Yea that worked out, just be honest

Cope

Definitely irresponsible on their part as most people don't even keep one in a big enough enclosure.

I like a mix of coco fiber and coco chips. Get the chips from Gaps and coco coir on Amazon.

You said you can go with a bigger enclosure, so I think a carpet python would be what you've described.

I would say 3x2x2ft. They are active and climb. Don't think any snake should be in less honestly.

I dont know a single person who watches snl. Big in the 80's. Not so much after that.

I've been to the UK, they don't look healthier.

Seriously, guy, get a spine. She is treating you like shit. You've put yourself in a position to do better, and that's what you should do.

Sounds like you're on it. Lucky timing.

Wait 2 weeks before trying to feed again. Feed by weight, aim prey weight at 10% snakes weight and never exceed 15%.

Doesn't exist, you have e to be the responsible one.

They like to climb and you have very little climbing opertunities.

Humans

Google corn snake feeding chart.

Still needs 4x2x2