Would this be good for a rough green snake?
147249
Should be fine for a snake about 2-3 feet. Any larger species would probably need a larger enclosure.
826602
I don't think it can. The thing that rotates it, doesn't really work as well as you'd think. Normally it only removes the snake from it, if you rotate the other way it doesn't return to its casing. I have to push the snake back into it's body to put it away.
1860679
It depends on what you are using it for. I like the rock better for my situation. I can adjust the temperature of this so that it does not burn my snake. But a under the tank style heater is not a bad option. You will just have to make sure that the heat can make it up through the substrate (ground) you have in the tank. Basically it is all preference.
2256194
This one would cover most if not all of your terrarium. Reptiles need to have a location where they cool off so in a small space as that i personally would get the mini dome. Either case make sure the dome is at least 6 inches away from the highest point your snake can reach since it does get hot. If you have a vet that you regularly go to maybe contact them for more information on heating for your pet.
949578
Maybe for short distances - like 5-15 feet I would think. It has an IR light that's not that bright further out. Snakes are awfully small though...
250547
I don't see why it shouldn't be ok, but to be sure ask your local reptile store or veterinarian
128923
We caught a harmless snake in ours and checked with the department of conservation and mineral oil should be used so may work on other creatures........ (I know this is a very late reply but in case anything else gets stuck !!!)
411219
I've done research and the heat rock could burn your reptiles. I have ball pythons
325383
Depends on the snake. Id say a snake that gets about 4-6 ft. in length and also lives mostly in trees (or climbing environment) would be a good fit, personally id go with a glass/acrylic tank for a snake environment if it isnt a species known to climb. This cage will also make it more difficult to keep high humidity due to the air flow. You will also most likely have to weigh down the bottom to avoid it tipping over with a large snake. You're better off getting a large tank instead.
700089
Apparently it repels all snakes, according to the label. It has repelled black snakes on my property, so it should work for garter snakes. Actually, both species serve an ecological purpose. I just don't like being surprised by black snakes on my porch, in my garage, and in my vegetable garden. Garter snakes feed on insects and frogs and are harmless. You didn't ask for all this information, though, did you? :-) However, yes, Sweeney's has a very sweet odor which repels snakes. I like the stuff.
2153909
I don't think this trap would be large enough. It might be usable for a copperhead size snake, maybe an inch or two in diameter and a couple feet long. Good luck!
961315
I used a whole bag in a very small area, I put it on the grass, it did nothing at all to the grass. I would say probably not. I overdosed wanted to make sure the snakes would leave never harmed anything. this stuff is great.
853022
I am not an expert, but I believe this would work for you provided you do not place it where your turtle will get too close to it (it doesn't get very hot, but it could give off too much UV). Ask here and they will help you: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Colorado-Reptile-Humane-Society/149452708244.
441176
I caught a pretty long snake however, it was skinny. It got caught on it's head and squirmed and got stuck on his body as we'll. Id say as long as the snake can fit in the box that you have a good chance of it getting stuck on the paper and not be able to move.
437770
I use this on my rack system for my snakes (ball pythons, boas and misc colubrids) works real well :)
1906736
I've used uncoated snakes without a problem. I doubt this one would be different.
253356
I don't know why not. I know nothing about snakes but I assume it would work fine.