RBI vs Boaphile

[Minja777]

Thanks everyone!

I will definitely be looking into everything..


One thing I was wondering though , I have heard that Boaphiles are pretty thin , is that a bad thing?
I know theres the option of adding insulation , but a big reason I like Boaphiles is they're sleek looking .
So has anyone really had a problem with them being so thin?


Thanks everyone

[GoingPostal]

On boaphiles that gap is the ventilation, there aren't any vents. I only have a boaphile so can't comment on the other but I'm pretty happy with my cage. Will add more down the line.

[DrLew]

"I currently only have 2 snakes, and don't plan on anymore than say 6."

That's what I said = 22 snakes ago..................

[Minja777]

Do you find that it holds steady temps and humidity well?

On boaphiles that gap is the ventilation, there aren't any vents. I only have a boaphile so can't comment on the other but I'm pretty happy with my cage. Will add more down the line.

[Minja777]

lol ... Well I'm hoping to stay in that range

"I currently only have 2 snakes, and don't plan on anymore than say 6."

That's what I said = 22 snakes ago..................

[GoingPostal]

Do you find that it holds steady temps and humidity well?

It does, unfortunately to keep the heat up in it there's a heat bulb during the winter but without it in the summer it holds steady and I use aspen, not cypress that holds humidity better. Temps stay steady as well. I was using glass tanks before so this is a huge improvement.