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    4x2x1

    when should i put my baby blond pastel in her bigger cage?? or how long should i keep her in her small cage?

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    Re: 4x2x1

    In my opinion, ball pythons do not need a four foot cage. I would move her from approximatley a two foot cage to a three foot cage once she is around 1000 - 1500 grams.
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    Re: 4x2x1

    When her old tank is only 2/3rds of her body length.
    Ball Pythons 1.1 Lesser, Pastel
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    Re: 4x2x1

    ok thanks guys only reason i built a 4x2 was cause my boa

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    Re: 4x2x1

    Quote Originally Posted by zombie&lemons View Post
    ok thanks guys only reason i built a 4x2 was cause my boa
    Yea, most boas will need a four foot cage, and some need larger. I keep my six to seven foot female boa in a 4x2x2 cage.
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