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    Re: Transporting BPs

    I don't have to transport my balls often but when I do (insert Dos Equis commercial here) I have something similar to below to transport them. From my understanding a snake getting too hot is more of an issue than a snake getting too cold, it shouldn't be an issue having your a/c on.

    http://www.walmart.com/ip/Sterilite-...ndingMethod=rr

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    Quote Originally Posted by The Serpent Merchant View Post
    keep the AC off, or as low as possible. You want to keep him as close to 80 degrees as you can. heat packs probably aren't necessary this time of year.

    a tub is perfect for transporting. I would look for one that isn't transparent (so it acts like a big hide) to help reduce the stress created by transporting him.

    I like the idea of a non transparent tub for transporting. Would the a/c really be that much of an issue for a 40 minute drive? I wouldn't have it on full blast with the windows up, I just wouldn't think it would much of an issue for a relatively short drive.
    Last edited by martin82531; 08-30-2012 at 02:32 AM.

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