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  • 04-06-2012, 12:54 PM
    Cragterharris
    Iv still been researching on items as I'd like to learn as much as I can before even buying a cage,

    What items for a ball python should I be looking to but, I know I need substrate, a water bowl, hiding places heating mat, thermometers and hydrometers but what other stuff should I be looking at I.e. specific lights or specific types of the equipment mentioned above?

    This will be going in a 2ft cage ish for a baby to start with until it gets to adult size


    Btw I thought I'd rather post it all in here rather than creating different threads
  • 04-06-2012, 01:36 PM
    Popeye
    Re: Hello
    :welcome: to BP.net. :colbert2:
  • 04-07-2012, 09:22 AM
    CherryPython
    Re: Hello
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by Cragterharris View Post
    Iv still been researching on items as I'd like to learn as much as I can before even buying a cage,

    What items for a ball python should I be looking to but, I know I need substrate, a water bowl, hiding places heating mat, thermometers and hydrometers but what other stuff should I be looking at I.e. specific lights or specific types of the equipment mentioned above?

    This will be going in a 2ft cage ish for a baby to start with until it gets to adult size



    Btw I thought I'd rather post it all in here rather than creating different threads

    :) What substrate you looking at using? Don't, whatever you do, forget the thermostat to regulate the temperature of your heat mat :) Otherwise you get cooked snake!! Not good :no:

    Some people use a red light for night time, you don't have to have it, just an option though :)

    For the thermometer/hygrometer, use a digital one if you can not a dial one. They're rather inaccurate. :) What Ball you thinking of starting off with anyway? A good set of scales is always an idea as well :)
  • 04-07-2012, 02:08 PM
    Cragterharris
    I dot know about substrate yet as I'm still looking into it all,

    As for snake I would really like a blue eyed luci but a really clean one tho

    Iv got a price from one place but they said I'd be looking at at least £600 plus and that's if they can get hold of one
  • 04-07-2012, 02:26 PM
    CherryPython
    They are really expensive. I have a friend who's been looking for one for a reeeally long time. I use Aspen substrate, had no problems with it so far though I think feeding on aspen can sometimes be a bit of a problem because of it getting stuck to the rat/mouse.

    Good luck though!!!!
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