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Help!!!
Sooo... I have a huge problem... not really problem just a predicament I didn’t see coming...so I just took in another boa from a guy on Craigslist. Poor snakes I can’t see them suffer. Well he told me that snake was maybe 6ft at best and he had a very large tub he has been keeping the snake in and I figured all else. I could put her in my empty 75 for a little while till I could get a bigger enclosure in a week or so...we’ll come to find out I get the snake and she is more like 8ft long and huge. She is not gonna fit in my 75... and I feel bad about keeping her in the tub he had her in it’s just one of those bigger ones that are about the size of a 75 gallon tank she can’t even move!!! I’ve been searching Craigslist and Facebook to see if I could find a used one. But no luck... do they even make tubs big enough to accommodate this snake... as always thanks!
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Re: Help!!!
While the tub or tank isn’t ideal by any means, I think she’ll be fine until you can get another setup. Worst case scenario, you can let her out for regular exercise until that happens. If you are somewhat handy, you could also try building a cage. Melamine comes in 8’ x 4’ sheets at Home Depot and they will usually make the big cuts for you. Melamine is heavy, but strong when screwed together and waterproof on the surface...you just need to seal the seams very well. I used homemade melamine cages for a number of years. They weren’t always beautiful, but they were fuctional.
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She may be cramped for a little while longer but she'll be ok. The largest tubs I've seen are the christmas tree totes. I'm not sure how you'd secure it for such a large snake though. Best wishes with the new addition.
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Re: Help!!!
Originally Posted by EL-Ziggy
She may be cramped for a little while longer but she'll be ok. The largest tubs I've seen are the christmas tree totes. I'm not sure how you'd secure it for such a large snake though. Best wishes with the new addition.
If you are in the mid-Atlantic region I have one of these with air holes you borrow until you get a better enclosure.
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Re: Help!!!
I’m in Northren Ohio by Columbus
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Thanks for all the quick reply’s I am pretty handy with my hands so I will probably build one. What would be the best size to do for the remainder. I don’t want to have to build a bigger one in a couple years. I was told she was only 3 years old so I have a feeling she is gonna be a monster.
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Re: Help!!!
Originally Posted by Direpython
I’m in Northren Ohio by Columbus
Congrats on the new snake! Also, I live in Solon Ohio.
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This is the only picture I have of the snake right now but when I get her situated I’ll get more. I’m thinking she is just a really big bcc
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She's pretty & looks healthy from what I can see there.
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Re: Help!!!
Originally Posted by Bogertophis
She's pretty & looks healthy from what I can see there.
Wait thier is no red in her tail at all. Could she really be a larger species of a snake? That’s why she is so big he sent me a really :cens0r::cens0r::cens0r::cens0r:ty picture of her feeding sorry about the quality of the photo but the best I got right now
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