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    Tub longevity

    Hi all, was wondering as to how much longer this current setup will be ok for my male bp, I'm looking at getting another female and was curious as to how long each tank size will last until they hit the vivs I'll get them

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    what size tub is that? 28quarts? IMO he can double in size and be fine in that tub. he'll just need the appropriate size hide.

    if u get rid of the decorations and just have a water dish, maybe a hide, and put the tub in a rack, he'll be fine there for the rest of his life.
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    Re: Tub longevity

    Quote Originally Posted by Ax01 View Post
    what size tub is that? 28quarts? IMO he can double in size and be fine in that tub. he'll just need the appropriate size hide.

    if u get rid of the decorations and just have a water dish, maybe a hide, and put the tub in a rack, he'll be fine there for the rest of his life.
    Thanks for the input and it's a 64L Rub (really useful box) so if he can potentially live in there for his life what size would a female need? Would make it so much easier because having 3 ft vivs is much more consuming of space than tub setups


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