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Keeping 2 Female Balls

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  • 02-07-2013, 05:40 PM
    Mike41793
    Keeping 2 Female Balls
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    Originally Posted by MisssMariee View Post
    Thanks for the advice! I really appreciate it; I just worry because sadly I see a lot of people out here who think a 15-20 gallon tank is perfectly acceptable for a full grown ball, so part of me just wants to take them to save them from that. However, if its a bad idea, its a bad idea.

    Honestly, multiple tubs takes up less room than a glass tank. This 4 tub rack from RBI is only 17" x 24" x 26.75"
    http://www.reptilebasics.com/iris-sw...y-or-back-heat
  • 02-07-2013, 05:40 PM
    Badgemash
    Re: Keeping 2 Female Balls
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    Originally Posted by MisssMariee View Post
    Hey, I don't want to get in over my head so I do appreciate the advice. I currently only have a corn snake, and before that I haven't had a snake in 9 years. That was a very hostile red tailed boa constrictor. I don't want to take the snakes if I can't provide adequately for them, but I am a bit of a bleeding heart and so I wanted to take them if I could. If it's not something I should attempt, I'll sit it out

    I understand and sympathize with you, I wish I could take in so many of them, and it breaks my heart how many people find this forum because they've ended up with rescued animals from awful situations. However I applaud you for recognizing that this may not be the best idea for you in your current situation. We just can't save them all, even though we may want to. :(
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