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  • 07-21-2017, 06:06 PM
    Dumdum333
    I understand that a tub is not great for being able to look at and adore the new member of the house, but with a standard vivarium you shouldnt have any humidity issues (to be fair in London humidity is high anyway). Only thing is with viv's if they're wooden you cant use a UTH and have to use heat bulbs which arent always fun. But if you're in the US you should be able to find a plastic viv easy
  • 07-21-2017, 06:14 PM
    Zincubus
    Re: Considering a BP and had some Questions.
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    Originally Posted by Dumdum333 View Post
    I understand that a tub is not great for being able to look at and adore the new member of the house, but with a standard vivarium you shouldnt have any humidity issues (to be fair in London humidity is high anyway). Only thing is with viv's if they're wooden you cant use a UTH and have to use heat bulbs which arent always fun. But if you're in the US you should be able to find a plastic viv easy

    Many do use heat mats inside wooden vivs to be honest ..


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  • 07-21-2017, 06:35 PM
    Dumdum333
    Re: Considering a BP and had some Questions.
    i was told that would lead to thermal trapping and then heat burns as they get bigger?
  • 07-21-2017, 06:54 PM
    greco
    Re: Considering a BP and had some Questions.
    Personally I think wood vivs are gross because they can't be cleaned and sterilized as thoroughly as other materials.

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  • 07-22-2017, 03:21 AM
    Zincubus
    Re: Considering a BP and had some Questions.
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    Originally Posted by Dumdum333 View Post
    i was told that would lead to thermal trapping and then heat burns as they get bigger?

    They're commonly used for slimmer snakes Corns / Kings etc but not suitable for the heavier bodied ones like Burms or big Boas where ceramics are used .


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  • 07-22-2017, 03:27 AM
    Zincubus
    Re: Considering a BP and had some Questions.
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    Originally Posted by greco View Post
    Personally I think wood vivs are gross because they can't be cleaned and sterilized as thoroughly as other materials.

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    That's a bit of a generalisation .... Thats like saying all those millions of wooden chopping boards used by top chefs around the globe are unhygienic - wooden vivariums are not just bare wood , they're coated / treated wood and they wipe down perfectly well . I use diluted F10 which is used by most vets and pet stores ...




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