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    Re: stacking system

    Whether rack system or display enclosure, both are fine if done correctly. Its just personal preference.

    Quote Originally Posted by Pickle View Post
    Okay, maybe this is just me, but personally but i do not like stacking systems. What kind of life is your snake having in a small box. I mean sure they are warm but they no room to do anything.. and this doesnt just go for snakes, this goes for geckos and beardies as well. If you want to breed then okay, thats fine. But having full growns in there in my personal opinion, isnt okay. If you want a lot of snakes then colonize in a big tank. Like i said, maybe this is just me but i wanted to see what everyone elses opinions were.
    Ball pythons spend 90% of their time in the wild holed up in rodent burrows and termite mounds. Can't imagine any of those spaces are very large. A rack simulates these housing conditions. Big open spaces stress them out if adequate hides and cover are not provided.

    Colonizing can be done, but not recommended.

    Quote Originally Posted by Pickle View Post
    Well do you guys put anything in there with them like.. a hide or.. anything. I dont know. . Maybe i am just being closed off to the idea, i love my snakes and their tank set ups. My little girl is always in her hide but my full grown girl is sooooo active, it would just feel mean to me.

    Being too active is a sign of stress. Especially if its during the day. A hiding ball is typical a happy ball, which is why they are poor display animals.

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    Last edited by satomi325; 02-17-2013 at 01:54 PM.

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