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    Re: Help me build the perfect tank for a b-day gift...

    Hello, and to BP.net...

    It looks like you have a pretty good plan and plenty of equipment. In order to make suggestions on building an enclosure that the snake will be comfortable in and not stressed we need a little more info on the snake. Adult Ball Pythons have alot of variation in their size. They can be anywhere from 3-5ft long and weigh anywhere from 1100 grams to 4000+ grams. It would help alot if you could find out at least how long the snake is, how long your cousin has had it, and if it was a juvenile or already an adult when he got it. Also, what are the dimensions and type of enclosure is it currently housed in?

    Quote Originally Posted by AnUnseenHope View Post
    What size heat panel should i get? Also, would that be too much heat for that side of the cage? They are both going to be regulated by thermostats. but like i said, i'm new the the snake scene so i dont exactly know how much heat a RHP puts out or how far it traves/radiates.
    To help with the RHP questions, here are the links to a couple of websites that sell them and these are their Info/FAQ pages:

    http://www.reptilebasics.com/radiant...panel-faq.html

    http://www.pro-products.com/index.ph...d=55&Itemid=59

    Also, here is the link to the DIY and Caging sections of this forum, where you may be able to find some ideas:

    http://ball-pythons.net/forums/forum...y-and-Supplies

    Hope this helps some, for now...
    Last edited by Vypyrz; 01-02-2011 at 12:20 AM.
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