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Deli Cup Water Dishes

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  • 01-24-2014, 08:21 PM
    Dawson101409
    Deli Cup Water Dishes
    ok so i am breeding and i want to prove my friend wrong. For my rack system I use 2oz deli cups for hatchlings 8oz for juveniles and 16oz for adults. Are these appropriate sizes cause my friend thinks they are not
  • 01-24-2014, 08:41 PM
    coldbloodaddict
    Re: Deli Cup Water Dishes
    I offer my breeder size females a big enough bowl to soak in.


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  • 01-24-2014, 08:43 PM
    steve_r34
    Yea I keep a bowl the size of the snake to fit in .. just for soaking
  • 01-24-2014, 08:45 PM
    Dawson101409
    Re: Deli Cup Water Dishes
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by steve_r34 View Post
    Yea I keep a bowl the size of the snake to fit in .. just for soaking

    so what sizes would you recommend then?
  • 01-24-2014, 08:48 PM
    steve_r34
    Anything 700 grams n under get these plastic dog bowls from Wal-Mart there like 2 bucks n then when they get put in to a big tub they get ceramic dog bowls the decent size ones .. so they can't tip
  • 01-24-2014, 08:59 PM
    Pythonfriend
    deli cup, you mean, single-use plastic cups? or is it more sturdy plastic cups?

    how often do you use them before you throw them away? how many do you throw out, per ball python per month? or do you recycle the plastic?

    just curious. i mean, for a dollar or two you can get a water cup that lasts forever and that will survive in a dishwasher.

    also i think its quite alright if you go a size or two bigger than you actually need. BPs are good at swimming and can hold their breath under water, and sometimes they like to soak. so it can be used to get the humidity up.
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