Re: enclosure check list help
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Originally Posted by
geminibutts
that seems so small! :O the ball i'm buying (from a breeder) is 928 grams (2 pounds i think). i read that i should use a 30 gallon tub but since she's still a bit small i went with a 26 gallon tub. if you really think i should then i'll get another. and i'm really glad you said that about the temps 'cause it was frustrating me to no end!
Ball pythons like tight cramped spaces. Large o[en areas tend to stress them out and cause more harm than good. If you decide to keep this large enclosure, which from reading your first post you're using it as a stand alone terrarium, I would suggest adding a lot of clutter to reduce the excess open space.
Re: enclosure check list help
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Originally Posted by
pbyeerts
I see a rheostat, but I don't see a thermostat on your list? Just checking.....
A rheostat (dimmer) is a way to regulate the heat source, a thermostat is so much easier. :gj:
Re: enclosure check list help
Well, a thermostat is a MUST to protect the snake
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Re: enclosure check list help
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Originally Posted by
pbyeerts
Well, a thermostat is a MUST to protect the snake
Actually a regulated heat souce is the must. How you regulate it is up to what works for you.
Re: enclosure check list help
Ok, my bad
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