Welche Terrariengröße und -einrichtung für eine Kornnatter?
An alle Menschen da draußen, die ein Kornnatter oder auch generell ein Schuppenkriechtier halten:
Welche Schlange haltet ihr in einem wie großem Terrarium, wie ist eure Einrichtung damit die Schlange artgerecht gehalten werden kann usw.
Gerne auch ein Bild von eurem eingerichtetem Terrarium.
Bin gespannt…
Hi! The grain gates have not yet been drawn in, but the terrarium is already as good as finished, the only thing that is missing is ground floor, wetbox and 2 shelters. The rest was already worried and is either already in the terrain or comes in. I have finished the terrarium by a person skilled in the art as it became the first large terrarium.
Dimensions: 120x60x180cm (LBH) for more I unfortunately had no place. Device is a custom-made back wall, cork tubes, bromelia, ficus, as well as branches. Slips, wetbox, etc, come in as I said and the ground floor becomes an earth/sand mix.
Lighting consists of basic lighting (terrarien LEDs) and heat lamps, as well as spotlights.
A corn-gate male from a catching station is planned, which is to enter in February 🙂
An image of the terrain, which is still available to the expert:
MfG Sky
Thanks for the answer.
I’m glad you pick up the snakes from the catching station with you.
Hi, yes, there are really so many who are looking for a home, I don’t need to go to the breeder. Since I’ve picked up in this catching station anyway, I could also get to know the animals and how to handle them. I also fell in love with the way there;-)
The terrain is really nice, can I ask where you got this and the back wall?
Hi. The terrarium was produced in the terrarium factory in Munich. Can Markus really recommend without restriction, but does not know what radius he delivers.
MfG Sky
All right, thanks 🙂
I found it difficult in DE to get to a toxic-slangen-surround training. I spent a year abroad in South Africa and Mozambique. Only 2 internships at 2 wildlife reception stations and then through the first 2 Snake Handling Courses.
The beauty of work is, you travelled people from snakes and snakes to men. You are always the intermediary, especially between snake and man, and you can occasionally also actively help with species conservation projects.
Unfortunately, I’m going to study biology and Zoology.
That’s really interesting! Toxic snakes have not yet been my case, but perhaps this is still changing. They’re fascinating. Kobra’s renaming sounds really spanned;) Cool thing!
I know.
I work from time to time in India at a Snake Rescue (snake in the city catch and then release into the wilderness). There is nothing more beautiful than a pretty Indian cobra Naja 🙂
I don’t hold grain doughs, but I’m helping them out more often. As a minimum for an adult animal (young animals should be kept somewhat smaller, otherwise you simply can’t find them for feeding) I see 150x80x150. I’d rather be more natural, but that would be the minimum.
I hold, among other things, several species related to the pantherophis but living in the soil, with these I offer more surface at less height, because the height is simply not used. Here I have a minimum floor area of 320×80 cm.
Wonder me, that with the height. I know them mainly from the free nature and there it becomes clear why the genus North American Climbingnattern. But, well, they have all the trees…
But you read what I wrote? The statement with the height is about related species that are inhabiting the soil.
Ah yes. “I know through the jaws pituophis melanoleucus
for example Pituophis sp.
Which species do you mean? Those of the Colubrinae subfamily or certain other genus?
Just interested me…
Pantherophis-related species are not pantherophis 🙂
Maybe I’ve read it.
I only know climbing representatives. The grain gates. Other pantherophis species I unfortunately did not walk along the way, at least in free wildlife.
I kept my terrariums quite large (as I still kept snakes). About 180 cm by 80. It is also important to have a sufficient height in the case of seedlings, since the animals like to climb.
Why did you stop keeping snakes?
I’d rather see them in nature.
Very nice, exactly my view.