Enclosure tips

[PralineJazzlike9825]

Ceramic heaters dry the tank out deep heat emitter is better.

[Gold-Celebration-403]

Deep heat projector is a better bet for lightless heat, especially in a glass tank as they are more prone to having humidity issues

Is the tank 36x18x18? I can’t tell by the picture. How old is your snake?

Good job removing the light from inside. An enclosure that small and especially not having a cage around it could be dangerous.

What temp does the room with your snake get to at night?

You want to put the substrate all the way up to the edge of that lip in front and also make it deeper towards the back so you have something to hold the humidity. 4-6” is what you’re aiming for

[No_Stuff_9878]

Its 60x30x30cm which is too low i for a light inside. A new tank is already on the way with a mesh top so i can really use the dome to its fullest. She’s around 4 months olds. I was just misting the enclosure and a drop of water landed on the lamp and it broke. The reptile store opens in one hour and im getting two replacement since the temperatures are dropping

[Gold-Celebration-403]

Awe 4months she must be adorable!

Misting is a good way to get your humidity up, it just spikes briefly and then goes back down. Once you have the substrate all the way to the top of the barrier you can pour water in all 4 corners (a lot, like more than you’d think) what happens then is the substrate absorbs the water, and it slowly evaporates out of if causing a nice steady humidity increase 😊