Vivarium Help

how long would this vivarium last for?
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Hagen-VivExo...2029422&sr=8-3

My Ball is about 110 grams, Thanks

If the given specs are in inches that would easily house a adult. A 40 gallon tank is suggest for an adult BP. They are around 36x18x18.

That is huge and way more than you really need for a BP.

The measurements are in centimeters, because that is the smallest vivarium i have saw.

Just another way of the UK being stupid ;)

Thinking about it that must be centimeters, huh? So its 23x15x16. Makes more since. That seems smaller than a 20 gallon so it is already to small.

What are you using now that you want to change?

I am using a tub but i feel uneasy using a tub because the humidity is awful etc... id prefer getting a vivarium to be honest

Which would you recommend then?

This one:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Hagen-VivExo...2030667&sr=1-2


The spec for the one i am using now the tub:
Depth - 40cm
Width - 60cm
Height - 18cm
(i think)

23 x 15 x 16 for a hatchling ball python is pretty big. I'd say it could live comfortably in there until its in the realm of 700g. A male might not even get much bigger than 700g.

Why is your humidity bad in your tub? Did you poke holes in the lid or put too many holes? You should have no humidity problems in a tub.

Hes about 10 weeks old, was underweight when i got him though.

I did poke like 100 holes in the tub but the humidity is always like 76% its not just that using a tub makes me feel uneasy for some strange easy,
so was the link i provided suitable for my ball for a good while then?

Thanks

So that one is 36x15x16. That would be fine and should fit a regular size adult.

It should be easier to keep humidity up in a tub.

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Originally Posted by KMG

It should be easier to keep humidity up in a tub.

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The humidity is too high, not too low and Ok thanks

What did you make the holes with? They don't sound big enough. I use a drill and a 1/4 bit.