[vince59101]

So what brought me here is I was googling terrariums for snake and a forum came up someone had stacked two 10gal tanks i'm doing kind of the samething

What I'm looking help with is plants and I would like to put a waterfall/pond not sure how to do it

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[swoof]

What kind of snake are you planning to house in this? Just a warning most snakes will defecate in what ever water is in the tank. If that is your tank and that is a ball python sticking it's head out of the cave. . . . . They tend to spend most of their time in a hide spot, just saying.

 

[lauraleellbp]

Welcome to TPT!

Most snake species couldn't handle the humidity of a waterfall... so definitely need to be sure of the needs of your species.

Also +1 that many reptiles love pooping in their water bowls, so bacteria could become a major issue. In zoo setups, the keepers drain, pressure wash, and sterilize the anaconda (etc) pools frequently.

 

[TekWarren]

You probably don't want to leave that heat lamp IN the enclosure. Your snake is likely to climb on it at some point and get severe burns. Is that a Ball Python's head sticking out? I can't really tell I've raised BP's for many years but getting out of that hobby.

 

[swoof]

If it is a ball python, they also do better with an undertank heater. A heat lamp tends to dry the enclosure out faster, losing humidity and causing dry shed.