DIY Snake Perch! Great for tree climbing, arboreal snakes!

Follow us along on this building journey, whereby, we show you how to build your very own snake perch!
We will guide you through each step and show you what building materials you need.
This design is great for a variety of arboreal snake species.
Happy building!

[@loispadgett6306]

That was a brillent idea and beautiful at sametime. Thanks for sharing this idea with us.
GOD BLESS from America.
🐍💖🐍💖🐍💖🐍💖🐍💖

[@dragonz_eye]

This is such a fantastic idea. Again, it's just an amazing naturalistic piece of art that has a truly needed function.
Brilliant.
Only a caring keeper can dream the possibilities.
Thank you for sharing!

[@ReptileWay]

Thanks soo much for taking the time to write this lovely comment. Glad you enjoyed the video 😊

[@sootie989]

2 videos in 2 days?? I ain’t complaining!

[@ReptileWay]

That is definitely a rarity 🤣 Thanks for watching!

[@dookcurruff9047]

id love to be sucked on by u​@@ReptileWay

[@sootie989]

@@ReptileWayHow would you recommend making a removal spray foam background, would you recommend attaching the foam to wood? l’m hesitant to making the background semi-permanent by attaching the foam to the tank walls, thanks.

[@sootie989]

@@ReptileWay@sootie989 i forgot to add) Have you removed a background from any of your tanks? If so how hard was it?

[@ReptileWay]

@sootie989 thanks for the questions. I have removed a fixed background (whereby it consisted of spray foam sprayed directly onto enclosure walls, grouted, painted and waterproofed). For the removal, firstly, I used a hammer to break and crack the grout. Then, I used a knife to cut away the foam and grout. It's a timely and dusty job. Then I would do another fixed background design. If you wanted your enclosure to go back to its original form, may be tricky as it would take a lot of time and effort to remove every last bit of spray foam.
You can create removable backgrounds. However small species of snakes like the cheeky Antaresia’s may find a way to get behind it.
To avoid this you could silicone it in place and then if you ever wanted to remove it you just cut away the silicone.
Or some people even run spray foam around the perimeter of the removable background to fix it in place.
One thing to remember with the backboard material you use, you don't want it to bend, it must stay flat through the entire building process so it can go flush against the backwall of your enclosure.
Hope this helps 🙏 ☺️

[@paulmcdonald20pm]

Your videos have given me the knowledge to do my own build. I’m very happy with how it came out.
Thank you very much

[@ReptileWay]

That is great to hear!

[@Haider_Ø154]

Hiiiii, nice to see you uploading again 🔥🔥🔥

[@ReptileWay]

Thanks!

[@marrmaladee]

omg tysm for adding pics!

[@ReptileWay]

@marrmaladee no worries. Glad the video is proving useful 👍

[@tyliful]

Nice build, nice to see you again. Been awhile,

[@ReptileWay]

Thanks 😊🙏

[@chersgear7202]

Would this work with styrofoam?

[@ReptileWay]

@@chersgear7202 yep!