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    Smile 5' milk in 55 gallon?

    I know, so many questions, so little time, sorry. I just got really lucky on a 55 gallon and wonder if I could move my 3 yr old 5' hondo into it after his shed (he's currently in 29). I thought about getting a JCP or a beauty snake, but honestly don't really have the money for another snake right now. If I filled the tank up, would he stress? I love him and love watching him, so I was wondering if he could be my big display snake or not.

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    Re: 5' milk in 55 gallon?

    well, actually I just took the measurements and this turns out to be a 45L instead of a 55. So it's 2" shorter. That helps, right?

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    Re: 5' milk in 55 gallon?

    If it's 48 inches long then the height of a 45 is fine.

    He'll be quite happy there.
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    Re: 5' milk in 55 gallon?

    Thanks, now to patiently wait until he's out of shed. dumdumdum, tapping fingers.

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    Re: 5' milk in 55 gallon?

    While you're waiting on him to shed, you can set up the new tank, and tweak all the heat/humidity/decorations. I love setting up new pens!! Such fun, and less work than rearranging MY furniture.. if I had furniture.. lol.
    Can't wait to see the new setup! PICS!!!!
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    Re: 5' milk in 55 gallon?

    thanks Theresa!! That's what I'm planning now. I have some lovely wood that has been waiting for a large cage.
    But there is a small amount of black silicone that would be in view. What can I get it off with? Is this product safe?
    Silicone-Be-Gone msds on product I know it says Hydrotreated kerosene: Confirmed animal carcinogen
    with unknown relevance to humans. That is for exposure, but with adequate venting time, outside, would it be safe? Elbow grease the best? what?

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    Re: 5' milk in 55 gallon?

    You might be able to simply peel it off. If not try cutting it off. Short of that, wrap a plastic plant around it and you'll never know it was there.
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    Re: 5' milk in 55 gallon?

    thanks!! I can't wait, wish I didn't have to work this week.

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