I caught the bug and Cage help

Once you have one snake you're bound to get more, well that just happened to me. And it's one of the snakes I been dying to get for a long time, a Malaysian Blood Python. He's just a baby but I did name him Benito. Isn't he a cutie ;A;
https://www.flickr.com/photos/994481...57646382779890

Benito actually started off at a different home, a friend of mine had just gotten him and something unexpected happened. He had to move back somewhere but couldn't bring his Blood Python with him. So I kindly took him off his hands, he gave me his set-up which is a glass tank which I plan to replace immediately.

Which leads me to my question, could you guys recommend me some cages that hold heat & humidity well. I prefer vision style cages because my snakes are my pets and I do want a small collection 3 in all. Blood, Ball, and (Possible Carpet)

Also I always seem to have problems looking up set-up tutorials for tanks whether it's for Ball or Bloods, most I get are set-up tutorials for Glass tanks. So if you know where I can find some visual tutorials on set-ups of different cages that would be awesome! video or step-by-step with visuals are preferred. get confused easily with walls of text. lmao

ugh I had something else on my mind but I totally lost it, hopefully it'll come back to me as feedback comes in. I hope you all can help out ~thanks.

You might check out Neodesha cages, they seem really nice..just a suggestion:D

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Originally Posted by albinos_rule

You might check out Neodesha cages, they seem really nice..just a suggestion:D

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Thanks for the suggestion. :) Never heard of these cages so I'll take a look.

Animal plastics, cserpents, and constrictors NW all make good PVC cages. I would post in the blood python forum and ask specifically what size. I know you'll need at least a 4x2' but maybe larger. I think there's a PVC cage setup sticky in either the general BP or BP husbandry forum here on the site, so look for those.

We have three blood pythons, two of which are almost fully grown. My two adults are in a 4'x2'x1' terrarium. More than enough space for them to spread out if the want to. Keeps humidity in well with a large dog water bowl. We got them earlier in the year at NARBC Tinley Park. Here is what we have:

http://i94.photobucket.com/albums/l8...eagle/3218.jpg

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Originally Posted by artgecko

Animal plastics, cserpents, and constrictors NW all make good PVC cages. I would post in the blood python forum and ask specifically what size. I know you'll need at least a 4x2' but maybe larger. I think there's a PVC cage setup sticky in either the general BP or BP husbandry forum here on the site, so look for those.

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Thanks, I'll probably go with Animal Plastics cages since I found that set-up sticky would be easier for me to work with. XD Forums are so bug I get lost even if what I'm looking for is right in front of me. lol

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Originally Posted by gaiaeagle

We have three blood pythons, two of which are almost fully grown. My two adults are in a 4'x2'x1' terrarium. More than enough space for them to spread out if the want to. Keeps humidity in well with a large dog water bowl. We got them earlier in the year at NARBC Tinley Park. Here is what we have:

http://i94.photobucket.com/albums/l8...eagle/3218.jpg

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What kind of enclosure is that?

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Originally Posted by zachbinger

What kind of enclosure is that?

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I bought them from PM Herps at Tinley Park.