SNAKE ENCLOSURE GUIDE

When setting up yourĀ snake enclosure there are a few different options for heating; heat projector bulbs, radiant heat panels, and belly heat. Depending on how you would like to heat your enclosure you'll want to select different options when customizing your PVCĀ snake cage. To learn more about the different types of heating and how to use them, click here. For sizing we recommend starting with our 4x2x2 and aĀ door lock. For larger snakes we recommend a larger enclosure. A great rule of thumb is to have an enclosure long enough for your snake to stretch out in.Ā 

These layouts and product recommendations are just a baselineĀ and general guide. Reptile keeping is an art and requires experimentingĀ along with close monitoring to find out what bulb wattage and configuration will work best in your application. We alwaysĀ recommend manually checking with an infrared temp gun and a high quality thermostat to monitor and regulate temps.

SNAKEĀ ENCLOSURE WITH DEEP HEAT PROJECTOR

How to setup a snake enclosure with a deep heat projector

Recommend Enclosure: 4x2x2

Recommended Enclosure Size: 5x2x2 or Larger


Recommended Enclosure Customizations

The product link above include this customizations.
  • No Side Vents
  • One 9" square screen on the side of your choice
  • No Belly Heat

Recommended Accessories

Stick-On Lock

We recommend the following sold separately:
  • Arcadia Reptile Deep Heat Projector - 80 watt (You may need to adjust wattages, depending on set up and species needs. Always hook these up to a thermostat.)
  • 22" Arcadia 6% UVB bulb on the same side as the heat source
  • 24" T5 fixture to hold the above bulbĀ 
  • 22" Arcadia JungleDawn LED Bar on the same side as heat sourceĀ 
  • 2 - Arcadia Reptile Lamp Guard Pro to go over the T5 fixture and JungleDawn LED Bar
  • Herpstat to monitor & regulate the temps

Learn About Adding Heating & Lights To Your Enclosure >>HERE<<




            SNAKEĀ ENCLOSUREĀ WITH RADIANT HEAT PANEL

            How to setup a snake enclosure with a radiant heat panel

            Recommend Enclosure: 4x2x2

            Recommended Enclosure Size: 5x2x2 or Larger

            Recommended Enclosure Customizations

            The product link above include this customizations.
            • Back and Side VentsĀ 
            • No Lighting
            • No Belly Heat

            Recommended Accessories

            Stick-On Lock

            Ā We recommend the following sold separately:
            • Radiant heat panel as the day & night heat (hooked up to a thermostat)
            • 22" Arcadia 6% UVB bulb on the same side as the heat source
            • 24" T5 fixture to hold the above bulbĀ 
            • 22" Arcadia JungleDawn LED Bar on the same side as heat sourceĀ 
            • 2 - Arcadia Reptile Lamp Guard Pro to go over the T5 fixture and JungleDawn LED Bar
            • Herpstat to monitor & regulate the temps

            Learn About Adding Heating & Lights To Your Enclosure >>HERE<<


            SNAKEĀ ENCLOSURE WITH UNDER TANK HEAT

            How to setup a snake enclosure with under tank heat

            Recommend Enclosure: 4x2x2

            Recommended Enclosure Size: 5x2x2 or Larger

            Recommended Enclosure Customizations

            The product link above include this customizations.
            • Back and Side Vents
            • No Lighting
            • Belly Heat on your choice of side - left or right
              • Links above are set for right side belly heat

            Recommended Accessories

            Door Lock

            Stick-On Lock

            11"x11" Ultratherm Heat Pads (hooked up to a thermostat)


            We recommend the following sold separately:
            • 22" Arcadia 6% UVB bulb on the same side as the heat source
            • 24" T5 fixture to hold the above bulbĀ 
            • 22" Arcadia JungleDawn LED Bar on the same side as heat sourceĀ 
            • 2 - Arcadia Reptile Lamp Guard Pro to go over the T5 fixture and JungleDawn LED Bar
            • Herpstat to monitor & regulate the temps

            Learn About Adding Heating & Lights To Your Enclosure >>HERE<<