Tub Sizes for BCI's?

[uTiRambo]

Could anyone give me the general tub sizes for male Colombian boa's? (baby, juvenile, sub-adult, adult)

Thanks,
Alex

[likebull1]

you can keep a male BCI in a 41qt. tub for life and if you want you can go smaller to start him out.

[ThyTempest]

I disagree with a 41qt, far too small for an adult in my opinion. Take a look at this thread. http://ball-pythons.net/forums/showt...047#post973047
Our boas will be a year old in April, and are still in 15qt "breeders" (not the standard put in a rack size, shorter w/ more floorspace). They are getting dangerously close to being cramped. I am on spring break this week and looking for possible ways to bump up their enclosure size, but it might have to wait a little while.

My opinion is to start off no smaller than a 15qt, maybe even start in a 28qt for a baby, moving up to a 41qt as they get to be a juvenile and into a custom built/commercial cage by the time they are sub-adults. 4x2x2 minimum for boys, 6x2x2 minimum for especially large males and most females...8x2x2 preferred for all of them, but really required if you get a monster female.

[likebull1]

Well i have never had any problems with my males in a 41qt. tub but i also never had any giant males.

[Wh00h0069]

Babies - 6qt tub
Juvi - 15qt tub
Sub-adult - 32qt tub
Adult males and large sub-adult females - 41qt tub
Adult females - 4x2 cage

[ScottyDsntKnow]

From what I've seen adult girls need 6x4x2. I'm not the one who has big snakes yet though so I'm just wondering if 4x2 does work for you. Any pics?