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    Re: almost year old jungle carpet python. what size cage?

    Quote Originally Posted by gman8585 View Post
    He is about 14" inchsHe is about 14
    Well I think the minimum size for a JCP is a 30 gallon so I would start there. Many people say if you have a snake in a tank too big it might not eat. When I had my other JCPs (before i sold them) I had them in a tall tank as babies and they did just fine. some people say if you have to put a snake in a tank you may think is too big for him you should first put A hide/basking spot/ and water dish in there, then fill the rest of the room up with ball up news papers to fill the empty space so to the snake it seems like there isnt a lot of space. Ive never had to do that with my snakes so its just a suggestion.

    I have a 4 foot jungle carpet in a 40 breeder I'll be keeping him in this for the rest of his life unless an issue arises.

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