Snakes for a 29 bio active tank?

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Snakes for a 29 bio active tank?

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11-17-2020, 08:10 PM	#1
WittyWiki	Snakes for a 29 bio active tank? Attached pics of the tank Tank is 12"x30"x18" (wxlxh), with a fluorescent light strip, heating lamp and a small heating pad which could be put on the side. The background is styrofoam cover in concrete and there is a water bowl built into the corner. I set this tank up for two garter snakes, but both babies died on me. When asking in a garter group what I did wrong I was told bad luck and issues with the original aspen shavings. I was then told to maybe try a different snake species as my first snake due to the garters' habit of just dying due to their quantity over quality take to reproduction. I have seen Corn snakes Rat snakes Californa King Snakes Milk Snakes Rosy Boas Children's Python Hognose Kenyan Sand Boa suggested, but I feel like either they are too big for the size, not right for the setup(since it's a humid bioactive), or a bit out of my price range. Does this tank actually work for anything but garter snakes? Attached Images


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