Can it hold a baby corn snake?
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Yes it would. I am not sure how big the snake gets but it would be great for a temporary habitat. Have fun with your snake.
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Absolutely , just make sure it's in a warm enough spot, and a water bowl is provided. I use Cyprus bedding for all my snakes too .
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After doing some research, I would say that yes it is big enough for a baby corn snake. The lid also is quite tight when it is closed, but there is plenty of ventilation holes.
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I don't see why not. We've got three large hermit crabs and their bowls a climbing branch and a hollowed out log like shelter (probably 5-7" long) in ours. Hope that helps!
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It's taller than it is wide. I don't know how big your snake is, but I would really only recommend this type of container for insects and arthropods. I suppose if you were only using it on temporary basis it would be fine but not for anything long term. I hope that helps.
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I don't think the space is roomy enough. It has a very small 'footprint,' even though it says X-large. I use mine for land snails, and they don't need a big floor (they climb on the sides).
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sorry, ohio jack---i gave it as a gift and the last i saw of it it was still in its original coiled shape. it was intended to pose in a cactus garden out in northern colorado. i would have to inquire from the recipients about whether the snake is poseable/flexible. i just assumed that they could stretch it out among the cactus plants. mary r in sc
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Yes the lid has solid locking mechanisms that should be able to keep your snake within.
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I can see it being used for that but only small animals like frogs not for snakes.
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I don't know why not. I know nothing about snakes but I assume it would work fine.
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No...unless it's a baby. This cage is good for hamsters, gerbils, rats, etc., as long as they are adults. I had new hatch bantam chicks in mine, and the bar spacing was sufficient to keep those tiny birds inside.
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It's better for frogs, spiders, small lizards, or other small pets. Better choice for a ball would be a 10 gallon & buying the accessories to dress it up. I would not put any snake in this. We put a trantula and its borderline too small for her( as long as she dosen't get any bigger).
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No. Last I heard, they only make one size. Mine is the Explorer Deluxe w/ an extra large tarp. Think big tent. It was hard to get everything into one snake. Now have a snake for the hammock and a snake for the tarp. This works fine. The scout and tarp should have more than enough room for one snake. They really weigh next to nothing and their performance is almost magical. Takes about 5 minutes to strike this tent. With one snake, it will even take you less time.
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I have never faced that issue, but I think it cold work for snakes. The snake would likely try to go up the pole and would not be able to get through that way. A very clever snake might be able to get around the unit, but I doubt if they could figure it out. Do not take my word for this, but I think I am right. It prevents most animals. It would depend on how high off the ground the unit is placed. My unit is about 3.5 - 4 feet above the top of my deck rail. Squirrels are not able to jump above it and get to the feeder. Good luck.
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only if the ball python is a baby. If they grow to 5' to 6' long there is no the terrarium would work. Now, you might see if Exo Terra makes a larger terrarium. The one we own is for a gecko.
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Don't think this will help much with snakes, you will need the larger ones.
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Definitely not! They are plastic and the snakes would easily squeeze out. I've had snakes and you need glass tanks with metal screen lids for air and to keep them from escaping.
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Absolutely it can, it has a safety on it so the snake could get out. It has plenty of room and I would choose this tank for most reptiles and other small animals.
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No, it's too small Freddy. While one of the great things about water dragons is that they don't need huge cages something in the range of at least 36" wide should really be considered a minimum. They reach full size in about a year so there's no real point to starting with something which can only hold a baby.
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I have not tried it w/ a Baby Taylor. (Mine is on extended loan!) It should work well. It holds my dreadnaught and my 000-sized Martins just fine. The back support will rise higher on the Baby Taylor but you can scoot the bottom of the guitar further forward and it should be very secure. It is stable with my much heavier Martin HD28 dread. so it should hold to little taylor just fine.
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I didn't measure it, as I gave it to my great-grand-daughter.Why would you want it to float. It is not that kind of snake, but think it might
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Depends on the snake...Cordura can do lots of great things, but snake protection will require something further.