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    Tub Is too big

    So I was looking for a rack on craigslist and found one that held 10 of them In V-70 tubs. This Is perfect for me, however, the thing that concerns me is the size. Is it good to put 2015/2016 BP's In these? Are there any tub dividers for V-70 tubs? Anything would help out, thanks!

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    Those are kind of big for a hatchling. I think for 2016's you'd want more of a 6qt tub size, and 2015's maybe a 15qt size... or MAYBE one of those tubs, if it was cluttered up a little. I think it's too big for a hatchling, but if you put some fake plants and other stuff in there, it may be okay.
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    Re: Tub Is too big

    Not "maybe" or "kind of". V70s are DEFINITELY too big for hatchlings. You're just asking for husbandry issues starting little ones off in a tub that size.

    If it's a good deal, the V70s are my tub of choice for adults, but it will be quite some time before you'll be putting them to use.
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    Re: Tub Is too big

    Eric is spot on . Those are designed for adults def not hatchlings . Since I am a nice guy I'll take that rack off your hands and give you a 6qt one .


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    I've been putting small snakes in big tubs with no problems at all. I use aspen bedding and they tend to dig in a bit way in the back down by the heat, it seems the bedding makes kind of a 'wall' and gives them the small hide they need, no problems at all for my snakes.

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    Re: Tub Is too big

    Thanks for the info! I'll probably be going with a V-18 and grow them up till they are 600-800 grams

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    Re: Tub Is too big

    Quote Originally Posted by danielwilu2525 View Post
    Thanks for the info! I'll probably be going with a V-18 and grow them up till they are 600-800 grams
    It's like you're in my head! V18s are what all of my hatchlings start off in too until they're in the 600 gram range. I love that size tub.
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