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    Re: First time BP owners, first week experience

    Quote Originally Posted by Kalua View Post
    super pretty snake! and congrats on your first ball python. You're setup looks really nice and this may be a dumb question but have you thought about using a tub? I'm sure a 20 gallon tank will do her fine for awhile but she will definitely need bigger eventually. the reason i ask is because you went through the effort of blocking off the sides so she would feel more secure, and a sterolite tub is fogged over all around, or maybe on your next tank upgrade go with the vision tanks i believe they are called. they're all plastic but have sliding glass in the front. just a random thought haha. but congrats and hope to see more along the way. i also just got a baby ball python so i am definitely in the learning process still. i have mine in a 28qt tub but i also had a bit of trouble keeping humidity up in the glass tank so that is mainly why i switched.
    Thank you! Yeah we love her.
    I thought about tubbing, but I prefer being able to view my animals. People say "they're not fish, they don't belong in tanks." I feel a tank can be setup more realistically to their actual environment than a tub can. Just my preference really, nothing against tubs. If I begin breeding I'll probably switch over to a small rack system though. I will definitely upgrade her tank when she needs it, and surely will look into getting something similar to what you suggested. The 20 gallon long was just a spare we had laying around so we made the best of it!

    Thanks again and good luck to ya

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