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Housing and UHM

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  • 09-05-2018, 10:38 AM
    Craiga 01453
    Re: Housing and UHM
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    Originally Posted by BlacknBlue2 View Post
    I promise you all that you will not find all 3 in the same cage, going the route of 3 separate 20 long zilla's with everything they need. I would do a rack or tub system but cannot due to no place to put said system.

    Awesome news!!!

    Please make sure all three setups are properly regulated by thermostats, up and running and dialed in BEFORE the snakes come home. If money is tight (which you didn't say was an issue, but is often a reason to cut corners) please hold off on bringing animals home. It's very important to know that crap happens. Equipment fails, animals get sick, etc... and replacing equipment or paying vet bills isn't cheap. So, I always have an emergency fund stashed away. Before getting a new animal, I add to the emergency fund so that I have a stash for each animal.

    Maybe start with one BP, then add another when the time is right. Also keep the quarantine process in mind. Having places to quarantine 3 animals isn't easy.
  • 09-05-2018, 11:07 AM
    Stewart_Reptiles
    You need to do a LOT of research before getting those animals, how big are they? 20 gallons is not something I would even consider unless they are at least 500 grams.

    Do you know their size?

    You need to start with the basics before getting those animals otherwise you are gonna run into problems.
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