Setup?

I can't believe no one has posted the link to this sticky yet. I guess people just want to keep arguing, but anyway. This link will give you a step by step walk through for setting up your glass tank. Since it's so cold up where you are foil wrapping the screen of the cage will help keep the humidity in since you'll need a heat lamp to keep the temps at a proper level and heat lamps naturally dry out a tank but wrapping it keeps all the humidity form escaping through the screen. Just follow this thread and you will be good to go. It worked perfectly for me when I had my two glass tanks. Everything stayed spot on :) here ya go.

http://ball-pythons.net/forums/showt...-With-Pictures!

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Originally Posted by AlexisFitzy

I can't believe no one has posted the link to this sticky yet. I guess people just want to keep arguing, but anyway. This link will give you a step by step walk through for setting up your glass tank. Since it's so cold up where you are foil wrapping the screen of the cage will help keep the humidity in since you'll need a heat lamp to keep the temps at a proper level and heat lamps naturally dry out a tank but wrapping it keeps all the humidity form escaping through the screen. Just follow this thread and you will be good to go. It worked perfectly for me when I had my two glass tanks. Everything stayed spot on :) here ya go.

http://ball-pythons.net/forums/showt...-With-Pictures!

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Been gone over several times in a couple other threads

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Originally Posted by PitOnTheProwl

Been gone over several times in a couple other threads

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Indeed it has, I just think the tone of the sticky, pictures, and links to every item she would need would be more helpful and translate a little better, than all the bickering that went on in the other threads. The sticky lays it out easily so anyone can follow the instructions IF they want/can. It will be up to her to follow the directions. I'm just going to provide the info and leave it at that instead of saying the same thing over and over.

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Originally Posted by KMG

Pete and Repeat were in a boat.

Pete fell out.

Who was left?




There you go thinking again. Read the caresheet. Everything is there.

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ROFL!! That's my entertainment for today sorted! [emoji23]


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Hello gameonpython I am a fairly new to the Snake world its been about a Year and one of my hardest tank to regulate is a ten gallon the magic happens when you get the 36 inch long Snake Habitat now you have the room to better adjust your temperature Ranges and this setup will need two Dome lamps or ceramic coil heaters and the most important thing to get along with the U/T heater is a Thermostat and This is my hands on experince my U/T/H is the Glass bottom was to hot for me to keep my hand on it I freaked out how could it be that hot ? If my baby snake would of burrowed her self it would of burned my snake don't be fooled by what the package says on these they really do need to be controlled..... and its a proven fact thst Ball-pythons like to lay on heat to help digest their food and another neat tool is a temperature gun then you can really tell what's going on in every part of the tank, At Petco. Com or Reptilebasics. Com the least expensive one is around 29.00 plus shipping and it works just fine. Also your cool side is a bit to cool you should bring that up in the lower 80s . I also suggest reading as Power

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See I punch the wrong button lol Just remember use every tool you can so you can change the things that are wrong right. I hope Im making sense here, if not let me know Like I said I love learning no matter what it is.

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