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Re: Whats a great size Tub?
My 2000g/4ft female is in a 41qt, and seems perfectly content.  Sometimes it looks too small, but I'm afraid she'd be intimidated by anything larger.
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Re: Whats a great size Tub?
 Originally Posted by Elise.m
Not to hijack the thread...
At what weight (Or would it be length?) would a 20g tank be appropriate?
Correct me if I'm wrong anyone, but I think BPs above ~1500g should be in a 20gal - which is comparable to a 41qt tub.
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Re: Whats a great size Tub?
Originally Posted by Lolo76
Correct me if I'm wrong anyone, but I think BPs above ~1500g should be in a 20gal - which is comparable to a 41qt tub.
Rule of thumb is floor space to length of snake. 1/2 length of snake for length of floor by 1/4 length of snake for floor width.
Example: a 4 ft snake should have a 2'L x1'W floor space; 3' x 2' is plenty for the biggest BPs.
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