Quote Originally Posted by rperry03 View Post
What type of substrate do you plan on using?

I use repti-bark and in the enclosure I built I have 1.5" lip along the bottom to hold it in when opened, under that I have a sheet of glass with flexwatt foil taped to the underside with 1/2" rubber feet.
Probably aspen, we used Repti-bark for my BP and I didn't really like all the fine dirt it left on the bottom. I'm guessing you have to have air flow under flexwatt too, thus the rubber feet?

Quote Originally Posted by Jason Bowden View Post
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Maybe place the thermostat probe for the radiant heat panel about 12 inches away from the heat panel.


That's going to be a big awsome cage! I would put a big climbing branch under the heat source so your boa can hang out and warm up.
Ooh, I've never heard of those. I'll check it out.

Yeah, we wanted to make it 3ft. tall to really give her some climbing room 'cause she loves to climb all over anything she can get a grip on. My boyfriend came up with the plan, he really goes the whole ten yards when making our snake's enclosures. Our BP just recently got a nice waterfall, which she loves.