Finally got one!

[Didymus20X6]

Here's a cheap suggestion for a hide: a small flower pot turned upside down. Like 50c at Wal-Mart. Use a pair of pliers to break a small hole in the rim to serve as a door. If you feel ambitious, you can top with some coconut fiber or straw for that "Thatch Roof Cottage" look (just keep an eye out for Burninators).

Someone else around here suggests empty halves of coconuts, but since they can't be carried by European Swallows, and African Swallows are non-migratory, you'll have to make do as best you can.

[Kantar]

while we are on the topic of teeny snakes

Northern Redbelly I caught


I'd imagine dekayi/brown snakes are much easier to take care of than these

[GaiusIuliusTabernarius]

Here's a cheap suggestion for a hide: a small flower pot turned upside down. Like 50c at Wal-Mart. Use a pair of pliers to break a small hole in the rim to serve as a door. If you feel ambitious, you can top with some coconut fiber or straw for that "Thatch Roof Cottage" look (just keep an eye out for Burninators).

Someone else around here suggests empty halves of coconuts, but since they can't be carried by European Swallows, and African Swallows are non-migratory, you'll have to make do as best you can.

I think the paper towel role will suffice for now... just have to look on the bright side...

[aSnakeLovinBabe]

I buy coconuts when they are on special and my dad or brother saws them in half. Then I remove the meat... Snakes love coconut hides!