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    Transport with a BP

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    43minute drive to my new snake saturday, what shall I take for transport? what is less stressful for a snake? Pillow case? something like that, or plastic pot with holes?
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    I brought mine home from an expo in a deli cup with holes in it. It was about a 75 mile drive. It did just fine on the seat beside me, but yea, I would think if you have a pillow case, that may be better. Just keep the car comfortably warm.
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    Re: Transport with a BP

    I have brought snakes home from the expo before. The breeder normally will give you the animal in something to transport them in. For hatchlings and small balls it will be a deli cup usuallly. For sub-adults to adults i have seen pillow cases, boxes, and foam coolers all with ventilation of course. As LTG stated just keep the car warm. Also with multiple purchases I bring a plastic tote just to keep them all together in the car.

    **If the vendor does not give you something to transport the animal in i would not buy from them. I have never seen this done even with feeder rats.**
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    Bag + Rubber Tub for security - you do not want the snake getting loose in the car, they can disappear under the dash or into a seat all too quickly.

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    My mrs will be in car holding whatever he is in, and I would presume the breader will give us a pot! he is reputable on here. Ill take stuff just incase. (ill ask tomorrow morning also)
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