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Size of Cage
I really want to get rid of my glass tank for my ball python. I was recommended reptile basic cages. I was wondering will a 2x3x14 cage be ideal for an adult male ball python.
http://www.reptilebasics.com/2x3x14-cage
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I think that would be plenty big. What a great enclosure.
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The cages from reptile basics are really nice. Does anyone recommend the fluorescent lighting for the ball python? I wasn't going to add it since the light will not benefit the snake, but only stress it out. I usally just have natural sunlight come through my window to provicde day/night cycles. Although the snake is always hiding until night arrives.
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Re: Size of Cage
that would be a great size for an adult.
2x4x12 is good also
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I would go without lights.
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This sounds like a stupid question, but what other snakes can you house in these cages? I know that burmese pythons,retics, etc. are out of the question when they are fully grown.
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Re: Size of Cage
I personal like lights, I put mine on timers that are like $4 from homedepot or walmart, that way it they get there photogenetic period or whatever. I personal have had my snake eating better with a solid light cycle
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