Our house is a single-story open floor plan and has two (sometimes three) rooms with reptiles. These are kept in a combination of exo-terra enclosures and PVC cages. Because of the ambient temperature required for most of our snakes, the house is kept between 75-78F.
We keep a number of ball pythons and green tree pythons. We also have a white-lipped python, Milk, a carpet python, Lily, and a false water cobra, Griffin.
We also have two tarantulas.
The backyard is home to our tortoise, Charr, for most of the year. We are always working to optimize the backyard so there are edible plants and shade plants to make a more enriching space for him.
After several years, we succeeded in our goal of moving all our pythons to PVC cages. The PVC seems to hold humidity for longer periods and keeps more stable temperatures, particularly in the wintertime.
Our layout has changed a lot over the years. We've had two clutches of green tree pythons, and four clutches of ball pythons. We've had rescues, rehomes, and losses. But no matter what, we always strive to create the best possible environment for our critters.
