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    Re: Which habitat is best?

    Quote Originally Posted by Misha View Post
    I have a 40 gallon glass tank right now, and its a pain in the butt to keep temps and humidity. If you're planning on buying a bigger glass tank I'd advise you against it.

    I would personally suggest to keep your bp in a 20 gallon glass which is cheaper and easier to heat while he's a baby. That tank will be enough for at least a year if not more. When your bp outgrows it, you can upgrade to a bigger PVC or wooden terrarium which is aestheticly pleasing and easier to keep temps and humidity. Just my two cents from my experience.



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