Getting Tanks For My 2 (1.1) Balls...

Would like to see pics, of your BP enclosures.. I need ideas for my two tanks, as far as set up/design. Will be getting Zilla Critter Cages, so tank style enclosures are what I most want to see...:snake:

I don't use tanks, instead I use PVC enclosures, they are much better at holding in heat and humidity, and will make your snake feel safer because only one side is made from glass.

http://i1186.photobucket.com/albums/...t/c22733cf.jpg

http://i1186.photobucket.com/albums/...t/2c04fa33.jpg

http://i1186.photobucket.com/albums/...t/3f1e76f3.jpg

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What do you plan to use to heat the tanks?

I have UTHs, Water Dishes, Substrate, Hides, and Hoppers already... Where could I look into those tanks, they're nice????

You can only get them new from the manufacture, Here is a link to their website

http://www.animalplastics.com/

What you want is one of their terrestrial cages.

Just for reference, the top cage in my stack is a T8 (4'x2'x1'), and the bottom cage is a T12 (4'x2'x2')

for a ball python, the T8 is the best choice from Animal Plastics

Do you have a thermostat for your UTHs?

If you are interested in them, I can answer pretty much any questions you have

No thermostats yet, but will be getting very soon... AP's are out of my price range, since I'll be working up to 4 enclosures..:snake:

My Male Hypo Nicaraguan Boa's (Morpheus) Cage:
http://i1267.photobucket.com/albums/...4/cae44bd8.jpg

My Female Normal Ball Python's (Trinity) Cage:
http://i1267.photobucket.com/albums/...4/6e99b5e1.jpg

My Male Normal Ball Python's (Neo) Cage:
http://i1267.photobucket.com/albums/...4/0783ff15.jpg

And, My New River Red Rump Tarantula's (Agent Smith) Cage:
http://i1267.photobucket.com/albums/...4/1eabe721.jpg

I'm a little confused on how you are heating Morpheus' and Neo's cages but other than that looks good.

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Originally Posted by Randy J.

No thermostats yet, but will be getting very soon... AP's are out of my price range, since I'll be working up to 4 enclosures..:snake:

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You cant go wrong with homemade tubs, you can get them cheap and they hold heat and humidity very well. 1 plastic under bed storage tub, 1 water dish, 1 thermostat, 1 UTH, 2 indoor/outdoor thermometers, 2 hides made out of flower pots, subtrate = 1 happy snake:gj:Very simple and easy to keep up to snuff especially if you have lots of snakes.

Tubs are not an option, I like to see my guys, and girl, even when hiding..

All tanks have lights, and UTHs, except Tarantula tank (no direct lighting, they shy from it)... I removed lights, thermometers, and wired probes for sake of better photos (besides I use red bulbs which wouldn't make a good photo).. They're all in the upper 80's (warm side), & right at 78.3 (cool side)...
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