Show Containers...

[SnakeDoc]

Just wanted to know what you guys use for your show containers for say large ball pythons or small boas. A container in which the customer could take when purchased. I see SuperiorShippingSupplies.com has up to a 128oz. that is 9.75diameter containers which may be sufficient for a temp container.

Thanks,
SnakeDoctor Weaver

[RichsBallPythons]

Just wanted to know what you guys use for your show containers for say large ball pythons or small boas. A container in which the customer could take when purchased. I see SuperiorShippingSupplies.com has up to a 128oz. that is 9.75diameter containers which may be sufficient for a temp container.

Thanks,
SnakeDoctor Weaver

Most use deli cups for the size of the snake. Larger snakes are used in tubs/totes

[SnakeDoc]

I've got the deli cups, just need larger containers to show/sell the larger balls or boas.

[Freakie_frog]

This is what we make to use at shows..

[WingedWolfPsion]

Those are gorgeous, but SO expensive.

[Freakie_frog]

Those are gorgeous, but SO expensive.

They can be.. but we have a magic trick that makes them not so expensive...

[WingedWolfPsion]

Do you make them yourself? lol

I'm planning to build or buy some of those next year, or the year after. It's deli cups for me, at the moment.

[Freakie_frog]

Do you make them yourself? lol

I'm planning to build or buy some of those next year, or the year after. It's deli cups for me, at the moment.

YEP!!... I will tell you there is a huge learning curve when working with this stuff.. there is ZERO tolerance for error.. whats done is done..

[SnakeDoc]

YEP!!... I will tell you there is a huge learning curve when working with this stuff.. there is ZERO tolerance for error.. whats done is done..

These look great and would buy some if someone made them tall and open from the back with the backs and bottoms being solid blue or white. Need to find a way to get as much on the table as possible. These would sell BIG TIME!!!

[771subliminal]

YEP!!... I will tell you there is a huge learning curve when working with this stuff.. there is ZERO tolerance for error.. whats done is done..

and when are you going to post a diy on building those??