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    Re: New burn doesn't want to sit on warm spot....!!

    Quote Originally Posted by tlich View Post
    So I don't know about burms but I've read the rule for enclosure size "for balls" but I think it refers to snakes in general, you want to multiply your L x W"depth" so 6x3 should be good for 18 foot snake..I have been up all night so I could be completely wrong? But don't think so..
    For BPs the general rule is 1 square foot of space per foot of snake, so 2x2 would be good for a 4 foot snake.

    I don't have any personal experience with Burms, but I don't think that the rule would apply for them. They have a much heavier body than BPs. A 5 foot Burm and a 5 foot BP would probably be pretty different weight wise and would have different housing requirements in terms of size.

    Just my 2 cents
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