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black milksnake habitat?

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been researching this a tiny bit for a more naturalistic viv. found in the mountains of Costa Rica. moderate temps of 60-70F and 50-60% RH? Dense forest with lots of undergrowth? Are they burrowers? I thought they were, so he has 4" aspen and some hides/water/etc. no supplemental heating or lighting. Anyway his future home will probably be an Iris box 48"x20"x18" Any live plant recommendations for a low light situation like that?
btw, Really started to darken this last shed - will post pic soon.
 
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