Big snakes, small enclosures.

[stormwulf133]

I fail to see how putting a snake (of any size or shape) into a drawer like your socks is going to be a beneficial experience for either of you. You never get to know them, they are less likely to get to know you. You can't observe without disturbing them - if you think pulling the drawer out doesn't disturb them, then you have a thing to learn about how receptive they are to movement - You can't even make a quick visual check before going to bed.

You think they are content in there? Just because you can't hear them saying "Get me the .... out of here!" doesn't mean they aren't saying it.

I think a problem a lot of you suffer from is the money-issue.

Chris

I have stayed out of this thread for too long. But you think tubs are bad. So I keep my ball pythons in tubs, where they shed, eat, poop regularly, as well as grow, thermoregulate, breed, live in correct humidity, and easy to clean environments, and that is wrong. And the person who keeps a ball python in a 75 gallon tank, where it paces endlessly, never finding an ideal spot to be comfortable, is covered in stuck sheds because humidity is incorrect, and ends up with RI because the heat isn't correct, is the one that is right?

I am pretty sure the fact that an extremely picky species of snake, eats better, and in general thrives better in a tub, means something.

Are tubs right for all animals? No. Are the tried and tested correct for some? Yes!

I think the problem is, a few people suffer from a closed mind, and a holier than thou-issue.