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[guidofatherof5]

I have no idea about night-vision. But I'm sure a light of any kind would be obtrusive and problematic for snakes during brumation.

It has built-in infra-red. Not sure if that's a problem, yet. Will have to research it. I'm very curious about what goes no during that time. I have my ideas but would like to witness it. If it's a bad idea I won't do it. I want what's best for them in this situation.

[mtolypetsupply]

So nice to see some snakes out, even if it is across the pond!

[Stefan-A]

How about an update, Udo? How did the winter go? Any losses?

[Stefan-A]

How about an update, Udo? How did the winter go? Any losses?

So, how did the first winters go?

[zooplan]

winters were ok,
but I lost some snakes last spring
too much moist
too less sun

[Stefan-A]

winters were ok,
but I lost some snakes last spring
too much moist
too less sun

Sorry to hear it. What did you lose?

[HazAnga]

how about even an update as of now, some pix would be awesome!

[guidofatherof5]

how about even an update as of now, some pix would be awesome!

One more thing. Come spend Christmas with my family and build me one.
I'll even carry stuff you need to you.

[guidofatherof5]

Nice update. Thanks.

[ConcinusMan]

Now wait a minute, I seem to recall seeing a greenhouse of sorts covering the enclosure. Seems that temporarily covering it with such a cover would help with that problem. I know that people here in the Pacific northWET grow dessert cacti by doing something similar during the wet season, which of course is most of the year.

Loving this project! Makes me want to build one in my backyard and fill it with northwestern garters! It would of course incorporate a leafy compost area so they can find plenty of worms, but it could definitely work.