What does a pet snake have in its cage?

Answer 1

Essential vivarium items include... a water bowl, suitable substrate, adequate heat source (especially for tropical species), and somewhere to 'hide' if the snake wants to have some 'privacy'.

You can also include items with rough surfaces - such as rocks or large pieces of cork bark. This will give the snake something abrasive to help it when it is going through the shedding process.

Answer 2

A corn snake at least these things to survive in a cage. 1.A waterbowl 2.at least a 10 gallon cage and when matures up to 20gal 3.2-3 hide spots such as a couple rocks stacked to make a cave or a small cardboard box at least bigger than the snake. 4.a heat pack on one side about 85 degrees and a cool side at least 75 -80 degrees 5.A log for him/her to slither up if you have a bigger CAGE 6.Feed it once or twice a week it depends cause snakes have different appetites 7.a pad lock or clip bought and special made for a snake cage sold at pet stores ,a lid that fits right cause they ARE GREAT At ESCAPING. 8.A light source such as a neon light or pet heat lamp they need a lot of heat i mean they are cold blood thanks for asking

Answer 3

Pet snakes are usually kept in 'vivariums', which is a tank measured in gallons. I use the rule of thumb that for every feet the snake is length, it should have 10 gallons of tank e.g a 6 foot snake would be suited nicely to a 60 gallon tank. However, they obviously need temperature gradients, substate, special food (pinkies, mice etc) among other accessories so they aren't cheap.

Answer 4

A vivarium.