Hello Guys
As i have seen Frank Weinsheimers very beautifull cages and animals i was happy. I love to see other guys keep snakes this way too. So i also got lust to show something from me.
Today I had time /and my girlfriends camera too;-)/ to do more pictures of my enclousers and their residents

On top we see the Naja naja cage. Size: 3m x 1m x 1m. The most of my cages have sliding doors and hideboxes, so i can separate the gender if i want to. I think this works very fine for me, and i dont have any stress at the feeding time and its a very safe way to work with venomous snakes.




Here we see the left part with the hidebox and the female




heres the right side with the beautiful male





under the cobras, the Tanzanian puff adders have their home
The Size 1.7m x 1mx 070m


left side with the female


the right side with the brigth male




and the cage of the old Crotalus enyo enyo. i have him over 15 years ago - size 0,7m x 0.7m x 0,7m


at the other side we see the deathadder tower-i keep A.rugosus and A. antarcticus in there


A.rugosus cage - size 0,75m x 0,6m x 0.6m


and the Acanthophis rugosus as himself


and a Acanthophis antarcticus male


Finally for today one of the A.hawkei cage - size 1,40m x 0.4m x 0.4m


The spectacular male


And his female



Hope you enjoy the pictures
until then
Christoph

HI!

Wouldn´t you come to germany to design my cages, too?

Excellent enclosures...
Is it Fargesia (Bamboo) in the Naja cage?

Regards,
Rene

Hey Christoph,

I can just send the compliments back to you, these are very nice cages and animals! I definitely have to visit you some time...
By the way, are you sure, that your Acanthophic antarcticus is the right species? I know these animals as well, as I had some of these "Acanthophis antarcticus" in the past. They are dwarfs compared to real Acanthophis antarcticus and they look more like A. hawkei (if A. hawkei is currently valid) or brown forms of Acanthophis laevis.

Best regards

Frank

Beautiful enclosure

I have seen his enclosures and I can easily say that Christoph knows what he is doing .

I am number 1 on the cage order list though, do not steal my place .

Great pictures mate.

Hi there,

We'll Christoph, I stop to congratulate you about your cages, it's getting boring...

I never saw your Naja naja... Just have to come (once more) around...

Cheers

LucasC.

Hello Guys

Thanks for the compliments.
I am glad that you enjoy the pictures.

Cheers
Christoph

I really like your Naja naja enclosures!

Frank,
From the information that I have gathered and what I understand of it, The Smooth-Scaled Death Adder (A. laevis) is found in Papua New Guinea/Indonesia whereas the Barkly Tableland Death Adder (A. hawkei) is found in the Barkly Tableland in South Western Queensland, Australia. The Barkly Tableland is a rural area in Queensland where they herd cattle for export. There is a place called the Barkly Tableland Heritage Center in the northwestern part of the Barkly Tableland in an area of Queensland called Camooweal, Australia. There is a really nice form of Mulga Snake that comes from Camooweal. It has a beautiful cream color to it!
Sincerely,
Drew

Very nice cages there Christoph, am a fan of the adders, very nice.

Very nice setup. Thanks for sharing!

Very nice cages and snakes! congrats!

Very nice cages. I would like to know how you build the backrounds.

Very nice enclosures!

exellent job sr fantastic terrariums as well as its owners.
regards

exellent job sr fantastic terrariums as well as its owners.
regards

love the vivarium,

im really impressed by your set up's Christopher.
very nice.
I also like to keep my animals in spacious enclosures.

I like your way of decorating your enclosures! I keep trying to make it look that way but no succes to this day!

Well this are some nice animals and enclosures.
You gave me some good ideas for my terrariums
Thanks.

Very good looking terrariums!! The 3 ones on the rollingtable are very nice.
And nice snakes too!
THUMPS UP

very good looking cages fore sure! nice collection of snakes too!

great vivariums