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Re: What is the big DEAL ABOUT USING GLASS TANKS?
 Originally Posted by Kaorte
I own only boaphile cages. They are all very nice.
I also have exoterras and as long as you cover the screen they hold humidity quite well.
COOL...so what size boaphile should i get for a baby and adult?
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Re: What is the big DEAL ABOUT USING GLASS TANKS?
 Originally Posted by MrBrute
COOL...so what size boaphile should i get for a baby and adult?
I use AP T8's for Ball Pythons, I use a divider when they are young, then remove the divider when they are big enough.
Half of a T8 measures 24 inches x 24 inches x 12 inches (L x W x H) and a full T8 measures 4 feet x 2 feet x 1 foot (L x W x H)
http://www.apcages.com
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Re: What is the big DEAL ABOUT USING GLASS TANKS?
 Originally Posted by The Serpent Merchant
I use AP T8's for Ball Pythons, I use a divider when they are young, then remove the divider when they are big enough.
Half of a T8 measures 24 inches x 24 inches x 12 inches (L x W x H) and a full T8 measures 4 feet x 2 feet x 1 foot (L x W x H)
http://www.apcages.com
but i'm only getting 1 python. lol I'll just go to walmart and get a plastic tub with a lock top and start from there.
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Thanks for the info new found friends! Anybody else want to chime in?
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Re: What is the big DEAL ABOUT USING GLASS TANKS?
I have a large exo terra and I cut aluminum pieces to cover some of the screen. Personally I like the the way it looks in my apartment, Max (bp) is in his hide during the day but at night he "hunts". I usually leave a f/t mouse on the side farthest from his hide,after a few minutes he gets the scent and comes out for it. As it gets closer in the week to feeding time he tends to hang out and wait for food to appear,lol. I have a few branches and rocks in the tank, he explores now and then and returns to his hiding spot when theres no food. He seems to "like" this setup. He will sit and watch us go about our business instead of hiding all night.
I also have two green snakes in a similar tank , they also seemed to come alive in that setup.
I am sure someone will disagree with my observations, but Max and myself this setup works.
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PS of course if I had more snakes this would be different!
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Re: What is the big DEAL ABOUT USING GLASS TANKS?
 Originally Posted by vanzuuk1
i have a large exo terra and i cut aluminum pieces to cover some of the screen. Personally i like the the way it looks in my apartment, max (bp) is in his hide during the day but at night he "hunts". I usually leave a f/t mouse on the side farthest from his hide,after a few minutes he gets the scent and comes out for it. As it gets closer in the week to feeding time he tends to hang out and wait for food to appear,lol. I have a few branches and rocks in the tank, he explores now and then and returns to his hiding spot when theres no food. He seems to "like" this setup. He will sit and watch us go about our business instead of hiding all night.
I also have two green snakes in a similar tank , they also seemed to come alive in that setup.
I am sure someone will disagree with my observations, but max and myself this setup works.
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ps of course if i had more snakes this would be different!
pics?
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I cant see how do post a pic, am I missing something?
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