My "rock wall"

[Z Trip]

Well I've always wanted to do this for my Macklot's cage so she can climb. At first I was looking online at buying rock climbing rocks for people. I was unable to find ones I liked so I looked into doing it with foam. I bought the foam the one day, and returned it the next. I am just way to lazy to be doing that. So I figured that my cheapest idea is also one the eco friendly lol, insted of throwing away unwanted wood, I just cut them with the mitre saw and coated them a couple of times with polyurathane and here we have it.

Just chillin

I might add a few more blocks to the wall.

 

[Nessa666]

Wow! That Looks Awesome! Great Job! & What A Beautiful Specimen Of A Snake!

 

[packer43064]

I had no idea what kind of reptile this was. I was like what kind of monitor or 4-legged reptile can climb that then I saw the pic. lol

Nice, looks real good.

 

[Louie]

Nice. Think Macklots are found by rocky caves and wall areas?

 

[flipstylex]

looks wicked cool. i did a similar project in my garden last summer ! only garden snakes

 

[Louie]

looks wicked cool. i did a similar project in my garden last summer ! only garden snakes

What do you have green snakes?

 

[Z Trip]

Nice. Think Macklots are found by rocky caves and wall areas?

I don't know about the cave bit, but I'm sure they live near rock outcropings. Besides, they are semi aquatic/areoboral type of snake. She loves to climb.

 

[snakeguy101]

you could go and get some cement and lay it around the rest of the background or even cover the wood with it and it would look a lot more natural....

 

[NOTDFTHR]

Wow thats truly amazing work! nice job

 

[rudukai13]

Good advice.

So Z Trip, from your observation, about how much time (percentages) does the snake spend arboreally/aquatically?