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I really can't see the problem with keeping animals on their natural substrate. I have kept both lizards and snakes on sand and peat and bark respectively, none have died. One of my closest friends has a reptile zoo and keeps her animals on whatever they live on in the wild, not a single trace...

regarding laws for keeping domestic snakes.. Well if Denmark has the same laws as Sweden do (which i think they have) the law says that you can keep native species, but the can't be WC. Every native reptile over here is actually so protected that if you're gonna be honest to God by the book you...

So on christmas eve my GBB sling decided to molt. I didn't check in on it til christmas day, and I noticed it was still transparent and sitting in what i thought was the "I'm shy"-position. I looked at it again on the 26th and noticed it was sitting exactly the same, so i decided to open the lid...

So I went to a reptile show and got myself a pacman, and while i was looking through the rest of the stuff that seller had, i saw this one and I just couldn't resist. She's a very cute lil female at 4 cm, so she has yet to double in size. She loves her cork bark, and it's about the funniest...

Well as I thought, it didn't survive. damn... still have one left though. I hope it survives to maturity.

1 of my versi juvies is in an ICU atm aswell. It was acting very uncharacteristically for 2 days before, climbing around the tank walls and not eating post-molt. It molted about 3-4 weeks ago and hasn't eaten since. Yesterday i got home and it was sitting on the tank wall when it suddenly...

Whoa!? You seriously mean i have a versi? In that case, it means I got 2 versi-slings for 10 bucks including shipping! Oh sweet day! It was sold to me as A. metallica.

My unsexed A. metallica sling coming out to say hello.

Sounds like Avic-poop to me... I have the same things with my A. metallica slings, and that is poop.

I have 2 b. albo and 1 b. auratum slings/juveniles and they all live underground. Mine push their molts into corners in the far end of their burrows, so there's no way for me to use them. Gotta love those lil home decorators!

And yes, kids do the ol' aim n' squirt :) Shooter Jennings got his name from peeing on daddy Waylon. "i shall name him... Shooter!"

I wouldn't say that they always leave a hole when they burrow, though. One of my B. Albo slings burrowed and plugged the hole pretty damn good. I thought I had an escape aswell so i poked the substrate and BOOM up came the sling and scared me half to death. :) The only give-away i got was...