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    Re: 18" or 24" faunarium for baby BP?

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    The Monkfield vivs? Those are the ones I was thinking of. I know they are expensive but I quite like how they look - however the pet shop near me does offer a cheaper faunarium kit as well which might be something I would look at if they aren't effective?

    Awesome, thanks very much for that link! When you do move the python up to a larger box after she hits 200-250g, are either of those sizes good or is it better to just keep it small?

    Thanks both of you for the replies. ^^
    I have one at 260 grams now and she is doing fine in a 14 qt tub. I wont take her out that for a while. My other one is at 380 grams but he had some feeding issues when I got him so I moved him into a 6 qt tub temporarily and fed smaller prey items and he is back on track now. I moved him into a 14 qt tub and he continues to eat well. Once he eats a few more times I'll move him to a 28 qt tub and keep him there provided he keeps eating and stays stress free.

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