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  • 03-01-2011, 10:21 PM
    JesseJames
    The 75 is a bit big for him, if he's under Four Feet in length, I'd downgrade to a 40 gallon terrarium tank in a heart beat.

    Once that's accomplished, start thinking about all your variables for your environment and humidity.

    I know exactly what you mean when you say salt water is an expensive hobby, that's our bread and butter, and boy is it some kinda wild hobby. You'd do well to sell those large tanks you have, especially if they're for fish. Fish tanks are drastically more expensive than terrarium tanks, you can probably recoup a great deal of capital by doing so.
  • 03-01-2011, 10:25 PM
    blushingball419
    Re: dessert storm???
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by gdlyorchi View Post
    pretty sweet huh?

    Definitely! haha I just didn't know if you meant that you found the snake or the tank. He couldn't have been wandering around las vegas for very long since I'm guessing it's just a bit too dry and hot for them, but I'm glad you could give him a good home :)

    Although I would recommend getting the tub, if you've had the snake for 4 years and he's been eating and is healthy living in the 75 gal, then really it's up to you. I'm personally getting tired of maintaining glass tanks, but as long as you don't mind, that's all that matters. A tub is definitely a great option though, especially if you're looking for a way to save space and make it easier to get the correct temps and humidity!
  • 03-01-2011, 11:07 PM
    RhacHead
    Re: dessert storm???
    Mmmmmm Dessert Storm..... Drool...:P
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