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    Ball python housing

    Hello, I am soon to become a ball python owner in couple months when repticon comes to our town.
    Before I bring my ball python, I am setting up the tub and testing out humidity + temperature. I don't have the heat tape yet because they are out of stock but soon I will test the temp as well. Humidity is fine with the water bowl in there with holes. My question is that I see many posts saying that they will need hides on both side of hot and cool zone. However, since I am planning to get a baby ball python, my tub is not big yet. I brought the plastic bowl used in noodles and company for soup etc but the size of the tub is too small to put two hides on both end. I did try putting it and I don't know if this is okay or not. In the future, when I get bigger tub, I will be building five sided wooden shelf(something like rack but for just one tub) so tubs are not exposed to much light except for one side. But for now, with some light exposure during the day, I don't know what would be a better idea. It is a 15 qt tub.

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    Last edited by gusanr14; 01-13-2018 at 12:47 AM.

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