Green Anaconda... any one house them in racks?

just curious if anyone houses their anies in a rack system ...seems like all have cages instead?

greg

Heres a pretty big one


http://www.freedombreeder.com/reptil...x36-jumbo.html

I havent housed them in racks but I know some people who keep them in racks while there smaller. I keep mine in a vision cage that has all the vents taped so the humidity will stay up. And shes getting an animal plastics cage for christmas because they hold humidity better. I doubt that freedom breeder rack would be good for an anaconda. I have an ars rack and I wouldnt put my anaconda in it.

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Originally Posted by 2kdime

Heres a pretty big one


http://www.freedombreeder.com/reptil...x36-jumbo.html

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You could probably keep an anaconda in there till about 16-18ft, keeping the humididty in there shouldnt be to hard, I just dont like that you cant get a sufficiently large enough water dish in there for them to soak in.

Plus that price tag is a bit high for a 3 cage system.

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Originally Posted by Ophidian Obsessed

You could probably keep an anaconda in there till about 16-18ft, keeping the humididty in there shouldnt be to hard, I just dont like that you cant get a sufficiently large enough water dish in there for them to soak in.

Plus that price tag is a bit high for a 3 cage system.

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You would have a VERY hard time keeping the humidity right in a freedom breeder. When you have freedom breeders and ars caging since they are an open air system they need to be in a controlled environment. I have a very hard time just raising the humidity in my ars rack to get a snake to shed in once clean piece. And they are crazy high. You can get an animal plastic t25 for a little over 300 and you wont have any problem keeping humidity in them

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Originally Posted by Denial

You would have a VERY hard time keeping the humidity right in a freedom breeder. When you have freedom breeders and ars caging since they are an open air system they need to be in a controlled environment. I have a very hard time just raising the humidity in my ars rack to get a snake to shed in once clean piece. And they are crazy high. You can get an animal plastic t25 for a little over 300 and you wont have any problem keeping humidity in them

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I was assuming it was the same as any other rack system, thanks for the info, always glad to learn something new. :D

Yea I thought I REALLY wanted an ars rack cause I thought they were the best looking racks but there to hard to keep temps and humidity right in them.

I housed my Yellow Conda in a rack for about a year.
He did great, and now he is in a Boaphile.
I would love to keep him in a rack, just due to the fact the humidity was AMAZING. But he does great in his new cage too.
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