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  • 07-10-2004, 06:44 PM
    ok, well, my mom told me i could get a red tail boa just like that for my birthday, a lil weird, since my momma hates snakes, but i didnt question her

    and she doesnt want to be spending a lot of money, and i have two 10 gallon tanks.....empty.

    and i will be getting a baby.


    and if i make the two ten gallons, into one tank, thatd be a 20 gallon....right?

    so, would a 20 gallon tank work for a baby rtb for at least a while?

    thanks!!:):)


    (p.s. my birthday is the 22)
  • 07-10-2004, 07:55 PM
    chong_python
    i would say for a baby yes. My firend is housing a 6 month old columbian red tailed boa in a 33 gal and its more than enough room. Id say go for it to save some money first, then in a few months when you notice him getting bigger upgrade.
  • 07-10-2004, 07:56 PM
    thanks

    i was just now thinking about rubbermaids


    what size rubbermaid would i need for at least a year? thanks
  • 07-10-2004, 08:01 PM
    chong_python
    ahh, im not to famillair whit BCI's or rubbermaid, i use tanks myslef. Mabey some 1 with a bit more knowlage can give ya a hand because I dont want to give you any faulty advice
  • 07-10-2004, 08:17 PM
    Brandon.O
    u are making a 20 gallon out of two 10 gallons ?!?! how do u do that ?? i have two empty ten gallons too .
  • 07-10-2004, 08:23 PM
    take the two ten gallons

    take a glass cutter

    take one ten gallon, on the short side, use the galss cutter to cut that side off

    do the same for the other ten gallon

    take either caulk or 100% sillicon, i heard sillicon is better, but caulk works too

    and then put either the caulk or sullicon, on the edge of the tank you cut, then place them together, and if the stuff kinda oozes everywhere, making like bubble type things, i guess you could wipe it so it is cleaner

    then wait at least 48 hours, or else the fumes will annoy your snake

    and as for the sterdiness of it, it might be a lil weak, so i wold suggest placing some sort of board under it
  • 07-10-2004, 08:26 PM
    but i might just end up buying a 20 gallon long, and use that for about a year, so i can save up and upgrade
  • 07-10-2004, 08:39 PM
    Brandon.O
    wow ! that is so cool, i might have to try that. either that or just buy one, but i think it would be a fun project. thanks !
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