Snake Caresheets
Stimson’s Python Caresheet and Bioactive Habitat Maintenance
Stimson’s pythons (Antaresia stimsoni) are hardy, docile dwarf pythons from central and western Australia that adapt well to captive care. This guide explains how to create a bioactive Stimson’s python terrarium that supports natural behaviors and long-term health. Learn the enclosure size, bioactive substrate, lighting, heating, and humidity needed to replicate their semi-arid habitat. The article also covers setting up a clean-up crew with springtails and isopods, choosing hardy desert plants, and maintaining a balanced ecosystem. With the right bioactive terrarium setup, you can build a naturalistic habitat that encourages exploration, enrichment, and a thriving Stimson’s python.
- Josh Halter
Western Hognose care sheet and maintenance
A complete care sheet for the care and maintenance of Western Hognose Snakes. Heating, UVB requirements, feeding strategies and more in this helpful guide!- Josh Halter
Bredl's Python Caresheet and Bioactive Guide
One of the Dude's favorite snakes. We have been keeping them for years and have successfully bred them. This guide is very helpful to know if this snake is the right one for you!
- Josh Halter
Corn Snake Caresheet
This is an updated 2024 caresheet for the maintenance of Corn Snakes. These amazing critters make great pets for children and adults alike and do not need a huge enclosure. If you are considering one of these to add to your family read this helpful care guide first.- Josh Halter
Pueblan Milksnake (Lampropeltis triangulum campbelli) Caresheet and Bioactive maintenance
Milksnakes are excellent starter colubrids for entry level reptile keepers. Their beautiful colors and docile nature make them exquisite terrarium subjects.- Josh Halter
Eastern Hognose Snake (Heterodon platirhinos) caresheet and bioactive terrarium maintenance
Eastern hognose snakes are small fossorial snakes native to forests and grasslands of the eastern US and southeastern Canada — anywhere with sandy, well-drained soil that they can burrow in. So it is important to build your habitat to replicate this as closely as possible! Check this blog out to see how the Dude can guide you!- Josh Halter
