Would htis make a good cage?

Go to the fabric section and/or the camping section of your local Walmart or whatever. They'll sell nylon belt/strap material and buckles that you can use.

Which I would assume go around the entire enclosure correct?

What about using those bungee cord things, you could wrap a few of those around the enclosure. And than just unhook them to open it.

Yea, I have to use it on one of mine & it's just a strap normally used for wrapping around a sleeping bag or something like that. Works great.

Or you can use your soldering iron to make holes and use Velcro strips that are pretty darn secure (especially if you use a few instead of one) and yet easy to undo. That's how I secure the cage for my larger crested geckos, not that they're as strong as pythons, but it should work for snakes as well.

Yay marla posted in repsonse to me again ^_^

And by the way, my apologies for hijacking this thread FTH, I got over excited about my container security, hopefully it helped you too ^_^;;

So.... how about those 116QT Sterilite containers heh, heh...

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Originally Posted by RobertCoombs

The standard breeding tub of most breeders is the Iris CB-70 used in freedom breeder racks which is almost identicle in floor space for the tub you found . It should be more than adequate for the life of your ball python

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What are the measurements on that tub & where, exactly, would one go about attaining one??

Hope my responses are helpful. :) I think the 116 qt. containers are just fine for a good long time. If you end up with a 5' ball python, you probably want to up-size, but for a hatchling or juvenile, they are absolutely more than adequate. There are a number of good approaches for security, just pick the one that's right for you.

Thats ok, hijack it all you want! And yes, the responces have been helpfull.

But yeah, I'm going to buy one or two of the 116qt. tubs. I hope I can find a bigger cage.