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  • 06-08-2014, 11:51 PM
    NH93
    If you are like me and prefer to watch your snakes and have them as a bit of a center-piece, keep with the glass (or PVC or whichever visual vive); if you want more space to keep more snakes, you can do the racks. Lots of options!

    I find a good rule to stick by for size is, if the snake can stretch out completely from one length + one width measurement (i.e. if the snake stretches out across the front and side of the vive) and is no longer, the vive is large enough. I think you can clutter up almost any size vive that may be too insecure/large/uncomfortable for the snake to make it feel less so. This can be done a tonne of ways, including blacking out 3 of the 4 sides with dark paper, adding multiple hides - tissue boxes, plastic containers, whatever - bunched up paper for young ones is something I've heard of lots, etc.

    All the best! :)
  • 06-09-2014, 11:23 AM
    zookeeper
    I really like my T8 . With divider it is good for 2 adult balls , you can decorate them nice , and they look great stacked , more like furniture. You can keep the current tank for quarantine . :)
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