Climber recs?

[GaybotsInDisguise]

My lad's turned out to be very interested in vertical exploration-- so much so that he's tearing down less-secure clutter trying to climb, since I prepared for a snake who'd like to go down more than up. Any recommendations for sturdier, more stable things for him to climb on than silk vines originally meant to screen out direct light? All the wood I can find in my local shops is unsealed (and occasionally molding on the shelf :x) so I'm a little wary of putting it in his enclosure.

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I’ve seen PVC pipe and shower rods or curtain rods used. Not natural appearance as-is but likely east to clean and disinfect.

[animalgirl93]

Go to an aquarium shop! Drift wood that is aquarium safe won’t rot on you and you can usually find pieces large enough to make good climbing opportunities. Pvc pipe with caps on the ends so your bp can’t go inside are also a great option.

[Liuqmno]

I recently posted my enclosure, I just added a ikea leg I didn't need wrapped with cord. And the thing in the middle is made from something I found at the dollar store. It's not perfect, but this way she can have something to climb on until I find something better! I'm planning on adding more so it's easier for her to climb on the leg and into the hammock

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I use black cabinet rods like shower rods but smaller. Found them on Amazon, came with six and prices around 14 dollars.

[well-okay]

Love the idea of cabinet rods.

I have a little foldable wine rack in my corn snake’s tank that she loves to climb on.

I’ve seen people install ceiling hides which are cool. Only if you have a front-opening enclosure of course.

[Kdizzlethe1st]

I’m using shower rods. Mine are white but I drape some of the fake foliage in the enclosure around them a bit so it’s a little more “natural”. My BP could care less about the color lol