#baby Tupperware

[starqueensthings]

I know Jesse is known to have perfected the nose scrunch, but…

…I think Tupperware’s giving him a run for his money 🫢

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[skunkes]

At "bingo" with my dad again adn honestly i like playing but I dont like the prizes half the time I wish I could play but if i win and dont like it, someone else gets it... bc i dont wanna take home items that will just take up space at home but i like participating and being around others playing....do u know what i mean

[panteaterconar]

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[tupperware-archives]

-silver

[scoriarose]

How to make an ideal hognose baby bin/quarantine enclosure

First start out with a tupperware container big enough for your hognose. Be sure the lid isn't 'floppy' and stays solidly attached and does not create gaps when you shove up on the edges. Here's the one I used for my babies: Sterilite 6 Quart ClearView LatchTM with Sweet Plum

I used a hot glue gun and ruler to make holes along the lid and along the sides of the warm side.

Since you have a plastic lid you'll need to use a heat mat on the warm side- be sure it is connected to a thermostat so the pad doesn't overheat and burn your reptile. Tape the thermostat probe along the side and at the bottom above where the heat mat will be. I use a Herpstat 4 as I have multiple reptiles, but there are other thermostats available.

If you are quarantining with paper towel, place the sheet down first then fold along the edges as needed. You should not keep your hoggie on just paper towel any longer than absolutely necessary to check for things like ticks/mites/waste. They are a burrowing species and will be absolutely miserable if they cannot dig. When you can add substrate to their baby bin you can use things like aspen or Carefresh.

(My older girl has been upgraded to a bioactive enclosure- be sure to research the proper way to set up bioactive if you go with that as scale rot can be a risk.)

You're going to need a warm and cool hide for your snake. Here's an easy one to make using a takeout container!

Start with opaque typical fast food container. Solid black and not see through makes the snake feel much safer than a semi transparent Tupperware dish. This specific kind I see a lot at Chinese food places- this one had an appetizer in it which is why it is so small. If you don't have anything like this you can probably find one at your local store as an opaque meal prep container or this looks pretty similar: Food Prep Meal Container

Cut a door in the side. Sand or use a soldering iron to go along the edges so it is not sharp. Make a second one exactly the same so that your hognose is choosing the hide based on if if they want to be warm or cool and moist. The warm hide can be used without the lid directly over the substrate, just make sure there is empty room inside for them to enter without having to burrow if they don't want to. When it's feeding time the warm hide can be temporarily flipped over to feed them in, so it's less likely they'll drag their mouse through their substrate.

Put the lid back on the cool moist hide- the lid is now the floor of the hide. You'll need to add moss and ensure it stays moist. The door should be twice a wide/tall as the snake but not much bigger otherwise the moss will dry out very fast. My snake's hide is the size of about 4 of her- with moss in it she is secure but not too cramped. Many snakes also like to slither under the 'lid' of the hide, its like a weighted blanket for them I suppose. It isn't the most beautiful hide in the world, but focus on your snake's comfort FIRST. Once they are happy, and you get to know them and their likes better, you can try introducing a prettier commercial hide and see how they like that before removing this, which is the snake ideal.

Not all moss is equal! Most stuff is dyed hard garbage. THIS is the very best stuff, it's soft, clean, and holds moisture well. Take out a tiny bit and combine with filtered water in a bowl. See how much it expands- this stuff is like spaghetti in water and will expand a LOT. Add a little more moss until it is damp but not dripping and can fill the hide halfway. You can place it in the black part of the designated wet hide, put the clear lid on, then flip it over so the clear part is on the bottom. Now your snake has a very good wet hide that acts as a micro-climate to help them regulate their moisture levels and makes their shedding much easier. This goes on the cool side, a great place to cool off!

Substrate should be at least 5 inches thick! Far too often I see people put just enough to cover the bottom- hognoses need to DIG! I used aspen to create a ramp that she can use to get to the second level of her cool hide. I placed to volcanic (scoria) rocks for her to use as a shedding aid, and treated leaf litter as smell enrichment. The small piece of corkbark she likes to go on either side of and lay on as another enriching part of her enclosure. You can also get reptisafe for your reptile's water to remove things from regular water that could harm your pet. (Do not use distilled water, it lacks necessary minerals needed for their health.)

Please do your best to take care of your snake, as if they aren't happy they can't go out and get the things they need- they rely on you for everything.

They might be just a part of your world, but to them you are their entire world.

[skyfire85]

We had that hand mixer, though it was in white. I still have some of my mother's orange Tupperware pieces.

[newtafterdark]

Speaking of the plants that were disrespected by my landlords -

A good chunk of them have grown back in & that makes me so happy! :D

Especially the big bushy (currently not blooming) ones in my big planters that are for bees & other insects during spring & summer!

But also my strawberries!! Both the wild one on the bottom stacked in the back on the two big bottom planters & the two "proper" ones hanging high, which will get their own terracotta planters soon!

[what-marsha-eats]

[thesunmakesmetired]

Me: *drowning in school work*

My english teacher: "were gonna do egg baby"

Me: egg x-wing

Teacher: what?

Me: eggs-wing

Edit: it survived the day

My math teacher liked it so much he sent it to the "teacher nerd groupchat" bjsbxjsbjxjsz

Thankfully he didn't notice that i didn't do the homework he assigned to do it-

[incognootle]

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[ichorousisopod]

hehehehee there's BOXES at ikea..and i got them. and i'm gonna put my powders in one of those 😈

[francisforever2014]

why are babies in shows always just chillin in the hospital in a tupperware 😭 do they just live in there for weeks or?

[boywizard]

i confiscated Morticia and Gomez's babies (my angelfish) and now theyre so mad at me

[aikoiya]

@skyloftian-nutcase @sunset-peril @bigsoftmarshmallow

Life is made for happiness! X3

[thewitchinthecherrytree]

Nothing feels like peak corporate girlie quite like eating salad from a tupperware!

Bonus points if you have the dressing in a separate container that you add and then shake it with the lid on to toss!

[incognootle]

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