🐍 Exo Terra Snake Cave Hideout by Hagen - Enhancing Reptile Habitat Review

I bought a small den for my 17 inch baby corn snake. He still has plenty of room in this skin, so I won't have to change him for a long time. 10 gallon aquarium. This is where Jasper likes to spend the whole day and come out in the evening. I put in the dry moss that comes with the kit and it curls up underneath. Hopefully in a few days I'll find out how well it works for losing weight! Once his shed is done I throw away the old one and add new moss. I also love that the lid opens and has…

I check this listing more often than the physical product I received in the mail. As many other reviews have pointed out, whether you get the right product or not, ordering is a godsend. I was another loser who didn't. As you can see in my picture, I have the flat bottomed version, not the deep bottomed version advertised. Another reviewer with the same issue said he contacted Revain and exchanged it for the correct item. It gave me hope and I just got in touch with them too. After a long…

Overall this is a hit. I read all reviews from 1 star (latest) to 5 stars which is my method of purchasing all Revain items, premium or not. Who wants trouble. So I have an albino ball (female, 568g, 4.5ft) that needs a habitat adjustment. Buying her "perpetual" habitat isn't practical at the moment, so I was hoping to maximize the space with more vertical hiding (achieved), provide something more enclosed for her to escape my little one's constant stress (achieved), using my reduced habitat…

Hello to all my reptile or small animal friends. Personally, I've had them for about seven years now and currently have two pythons. Exo Terra snake cave, large, I find ideal for keeping my pythons. A really big plus is that the two I ordered about a year ago came with moss for the inside of the caves. Of course, one of the extreme benefits of having moss in my ball python baby brothers' burrows/dens is that it keeps out the extra moisture. Each time I go into each of my ball pythons in…