a must read for those that have been around a bit

Because in my entire experience, my first snake was in like a 74 quart tall tub and never ate. I moved him to a 12 quart tub with proper heat, hides and humidity and he began eating.

Currently in his 24 quart tub, he is a healthy 800g now. It works, why mess with it.

Since we're being children, how do you know it won't work?

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I guess the majority of the knowledge we have on these guys are from long term experiences of people who have been first hand with them from the beginning. I came on the scene 4 or 5 months ago so if i read from more then a few reputable sources to use smaller enclosures then questioning it is really a mute point. Thats just how i am i like learning from the pioneers and what they have to say a out something. Just me :D


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yea see im 3 months in but im a curious person i like to know why. I trust everyone experience and listen to everyone's opinions and what they have to say. I have my snake in a 10 gal tank. I just want to know more from a community of people who know more. Im not gunning anyone knowledge and kodieh i dont know it wont work. I dont know if a bigger enclosure will ultimately help or hurt except for what yall tell me and because is never a good enough answer to me. your experience i accept. if you want please look at my other thread and read the article i posted and give your opinion there. thank you

wow I came to post to complain and u guys brought the big tank thing here .. amazing lol .. that wasn't even the one that got me ... I just seen a post of someone who lets the bp go swimming in the fish tank and then I think the same person thinks there snakes are in love ... ahhh gotta love it .. this is better then tv

Those kind of post come and go. Sometimes its easiest to shake your head and walk away.