my 2 leo habitats
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Mogey
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I like them a lot 
The second is a little out of the ordinary as far as leo viv's usually go. I understand that Leo's are considered ground-dwelling, but when given climbing surfaces, do they utilize them well?
I ask because I own a corn snake, which are only considered "semi-arboreal", but mine must be part Green Tree Python, because he's hanging out on branches all day. I want to get a leo myself, but I don't know how well they utilize cage furniture.
The second is a little out of the ordinary as far as leo viv's usually go. I understand that Leo's are considered ground-dwelling, but when given climbing surfaces, do they utilize them well?I ask because I own a corn snake, which are only considered "semi-arboreal", but mine must be part Green Tree Python, because he's hanging out on branches all day. I want to get a leo myself, but I don't know how well they utilize cage furniture.
AlaskanBlizzard907
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I also read they aren't big climbers an dig the ground holes, but when I added some wood from around the yard to spruce up the tank. He was all over it, and has only fallen once, an I try to make it so the fall isn't to far. He can handle a 4 inch drop and he's never shy about going back up. Heres a pic to show my woodland scene. 
I also have a Blizzard, your looks a little chunky how old is he? did ya buy that wood for the cage?
I also have a Blizzard, your looks a little chunky how old is he? did ya buy that wood for the cage?