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Re: Packaging/Shipping Snakes
Here's a thread that should be able to help you out. http://www.ball-pythons.net/forums/s...ad.php?t=28253
Christie
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Re: Packaging/Shipping Snakes
Yeah, I've read that thread which is about how to become verified and be able to ship the snakes. I would like to know how to package the snakes. Thanks anyways.
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Re: Packaging/Shipping Snakes
Originally Posted by jwk811
Yeah, I've read that thread which is about how to become verified and be able to ship the snakes. I would like to know how to package the snakes. Thanks anyways.
What most use to ship young snakes in is deli-cups.If you look at www.superiorenterprise.com, you look under containers you will see every size they sell.Or for larger snakes the also sell snake bags with rope ties.They also sell the boxes most use and they also come in several sizes.I ship thru fedex and they complimented me on my packing when i sent in my test box .I taped every lid and placed newspaper inside and the containers that the snakes would have been inside of never moved a inch.
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Re: Packaging/Shipping Snakes
Oh wow, they have like everything I'm going to be needing there. Just a few more questions: Do you have to make holes in the boxes for it to breathe? The boxes on that website. And which size boxes should I use for a ball pythons, from baby to adult. Also how come you put a heat pack and a cold pack in the box, won't that just even it out, lol?! And should I use snake bags, or deli cups?
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Re: Packaging/Shipping Snakes
I wouldn't imaging you'd have to put holes in the box.
The heat packs are in case you're shipping somewhere cold. I believe it's vice versa for somewhere hot...Never heard of anyone putting a hot and cold pack in...so i don't know if it's done.
When you ship, it's ideal to make sure the shipment will arrive next day, as early as possible. That's why avg. shipping is about 50 bucks per shipment.
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Re: Packaging/Shipping Snakes
Here's a set of pictures that show an excellent packing job...top notch! (And no, there are no holes in the cardboard box, it "breathes" enough on its own.)
http://www.ball-pythons.net/forums/s...ad.php?t=29104
Hope that helps some.
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Re: Packaging/Shipping Snakes
without a doubt, one of the best packing jobs in the biz!
vaughn
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Re: Packaging/Shipping Snakes
Originally Posted by jwk811
Oh wow, they have like everything I'm going to be needing there. Just a few more questions: Do you have to make holes in the boxes for it to breathe? The boxes on that website. And which size boxes should I use for a ball pythons, from baby to adult. Also how come you put a heat pack and a cold pack in the box, won't that just even it out, lol?! And should I use snake bags, or deli cups?
I use the 12x9x6 for the ball pythons up to sub-adult size.As far as the delicups or bags its up to you.I punch a hole on each side of the box for extra air,as long as your snake are secure in the deli containers or bag they can not escape.The heat packs are for cool or cold weather and the cold packs are for hot times of the year,you do not use them both at the same time.
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Re: Packaging/Shipping Snakes
Okay sweeeeeeeet. I saw kind of how the package was build up. The box with the foam which I saw at that site and I'll probably be using a heat pack if I were to ship a snake out now, and I'll just put it on one side. Now, what was the box filled with? What was between the snake bag and the foam on the side of the box? That's one of the most important parts.
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