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    Re: Amazon Tree Boa vs Emerald Tree Boa vs GTP

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    What about with Hatchlings, can I go straight to the full 4x2 or should I start in something smaller? (Like dividing the cage to make it 2x2 or would something even smaller like a tub be best?)
    Start with a much smaller, think like 5-gallon rubbermaid shoe-box tub. They need to feel secure otherwise they may go off feed...

    Here's a good link: http://amazon-alliance.com/forums/in...p?topic=2416.0

    Good advice, although the neonate enclosures should have some "green plastic fencing" as a half-dome in the cage to allow several points of contact for climbing
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