Feeding questions

[First_time_herp]

I don't have much money so rubbermaids will do fine for me.

[Soul_Of_Fire]

Ya they're great i've got Rubbermaids for carrying cases LOL. They work and are cost effective. But at the actual house they're displayed in tanks.

[First_time_herp]

Well the only I don't like about rubbermaids is that they look ugly.

[Soul_Of_Fire]

LOL give it time man just look around for cheep deals on tanks if they have a crack or something no fret your putting a snake in it so its not like its being filled with water right.

[First_time_herp]

Yeah, but I still think i'll go with rubbermaids, jut because they are cheap, and the pet stores around here don't sell cheap aqauriums.

[gen]

I will, I'm going to make a rubbermaid enclousure and plan to use the humidofoer in the DIY section. Yeah, i'm trying ot do as much research as possible.

Just a thought. You might not need the himidifier. Rubbermaids hold humidity really well. I have my snake in a rubbermaid and it stays really humid without me doing anything extra to it. I would see what the humidity is without it, and then you can add a humidifier if you need it.

[Soul_Of_Fire]

True I never thought of it that way Gen thanks for in-putting that I'm used to tanks and well we all know tanks ain't humidity efficient. And First Time look in the papers and stuff Buy and Sell papers you can find really great deals on things in those. Tanks usually go pretty cheep in those things. Keep an open eye never hurts right.

[First_time_herp]

Oh, well if the humidity is fine by itself than i'll go withouth the humidifier.

[Soul_Of_Fire]

Ya well wait and see if worse comes to worse you need the humidifier but like Gen said your using a rubbermaid and they really do hold they're own.