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    Good Herp Supplies?

    Anyone live in the Central Florida area and know of a really good pet shop or reptile shop? I've been using pet bizarre for a few years now. But none of they're hides are big enough. And they really don't have any decorative supplies for a tank setup. Any websites I can order from or anything? I really want my tank to look good and maintain a healthy surrounding for my BP.




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    Re: Good Herp Supplies?

    Try ThatPetPlace.com. I've ordered from them plenty of times. great prices. I've been to their store in Lancaster, PA too. It's DA BOMB. Def one of the kewwwlest retail pet stores ever.
    ALL THAT SLITHERS - Ball Python aficionado/keeper
    breeder of African soft fur Rats. Keeper of other small exotic mammals.
    10 sugar gliders

    2 tenrecs
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    paludarium with fish
    Brisingr the albino
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    FINALLY got my BEL,no longer breeding snakes. married to mechnut450..

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    Re: Good Herp Supplies?

    reptilebasics.com has some really recommended hides. Or try that sticky, "Hides, my way".

    Fwiw, that thing you've got in there is huge. Definitely not a suitable hide for that Ball Python. Are you sure you know what size you actually need? They should be really tight fitting, and probably smaller than you think that snake can fit into. Both of them.
    Most questions are answered here.

    GENERATION 25:
    The first time you see this, copy it into your sig on any forum and add 1 to the generation. Social experiment.

    1.0 '10 cinnamon bp
    1.0 Coluber constrictor constrictor
    1.1 gargoyle geckos
    0.2 normal bp
    0.1 beautiful normal bp RIP
    1.0 '04 het pied bp RIP

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    Re: Good Herp Supplies?

    If your in central florida, get onto Repticon and get tickets for FIRE next month. You'll be able to get all your supplies right there. I think its in Celebration or Reunion this year.
    < - - - Updating slowly x)

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    Re: Good Herp Supplies?

    Quote Originally Posted by stevepoppers View Post
    reptilebasics.com has some really recommended hides. Or try that sticky, "Hides, my way".

    Fwiw, that thing you've got in there is huge. Definitely not a suitable hide for that Ball Python. Are you sure you know what size you actually need? They should be really tight fitting, and probably smaller than you think that snake can fit into. Both of them.
    It's a shoe box lol. It's only Temporary cause his rock cave got too small. He'd ball up in it, and lift it up lol.

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    Re: Good Herp Supplies?

    Maybe cut down the height in the mean time? I really think he might even be happier with the too-small rock cave. You should have two also, so he is comfortable thermoregulating.
    Most questions are answered here.

    GENERATION 25:
    The first time you see this, copy it into your sig on any forum and add 1 to the generation. Social experiment.

    1.0 '10 cinnamon bp
    1.0 Coluber constrictor constrictor
    1.1 gargoyle geckos
    0.2 normal bp
    0.1 beautiful normal bp RIP
    1.0 '04 het pied bp RIP

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