How do you think a 11 foot burm would like?

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Originally Posted by cassandra

Justin, did you read his post? He doesn't want a tub, he wants a display cage.

I get a little hot under the collar when everyone here jumps on the "omg you can't possible keep a snake in anything other than a tub!" bandwagon. If you haven't worked with display cages, then don't tell him he shouldn't use one, k?

I don't tell you how to set up tubs, do I? :weirdface

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ahahha
you go cassandra! lol:D

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Originally Posted by Schlyne

That could change depending how it's feeding schedule changes.

I'd suggest maybe looking for a carpenter. We've got a carpenter in the local herp society out there, he's built some neat cages for a few people.

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hey thats a good idea.
im part of the local herp society here...
ill ask around..
thanks everyone.

and i highly doubt she would grow and longer.
she is SIXTEEN.
and if she does...
its not going to be alot longer...
unless its some freak thing.

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Originally Posted by FIEND_FO_LYFE

and i highly doubt she would grow and longer.
she is SIXTEEN.
and if she does...
its not going to be alot longer...
unless its some freak thing.

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Yeah I think its safe to say at 16 years of age, that she is just a small python :P

HEY EVERYONE!
so looking for large cages as you know...


and i found this.

http://www.customwoodreptilecages.co...at_wit_tub.jpg

the size is unknown at this time, but this is what im looking for.
maybe not as tall and more length.
i want it around... 8 foot long, 4-5 foot high, and 4 foot deep.

sounds good?

That looks cool...=)

You could probably go shorter than 4'. Ours is 2' and while we have logs, Lourdes hardly ever climbs on them (although they are excellent for scritching! and helping with sheds)...

But now that I think about it, he does cruise around hunting (or looking for girl snakie - bowchickchickabowbow) and does stretch up to the ceiling regularly in hopes of finding something...=D

Check out Habitat Systems enclosures. They're not inexpensive, but they do make an exceptionally nice cage.