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    ...oh, and as far as glass goes, you will be fine with glass. All my snakes are in glass and are all healthy and doing well (my Cal King just shed a few minutes ago, perfect one-piece shed). However, I do plan to switch to PVC when I can. Unfortunately, it's a money thing right now. I've never had a PVC enclosure, but based on everything I've read, they are awesome. I personally like having the display style enclosures, so a tub and rack system doesn't fit my personal needs.

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    Re: Being fair about PetSmart (and buying your ball python from them)

    The original kit i looked at was acrylic but i haddddd to listen to the girl afraid of snakes. Had a bunch of the bedding and heating supplies in it too.
    I'm new! If you have advice, I welcome your input and appreciate it as well!

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    Re: Being fair about PetSmart (and buying your ball python from them)

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    The original kit i looked at was acrylic but i haddddd to listen to the girl afraid of snakes. Had a bunch of the bedding and heating supplies in it too.
    I'd wager that was an exoterra setup probably. Don't feel bad they are roughly the same as just using a glass tank...no better at holding humidity or temps at all. You'll be fine lol.

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    Re: Being fair about PetSmart (and buying your ball python from them)

    I just like acrylic because its lighter than glass, easier to clean. Also....how does a snake escape a sock? I dont even understand whats going on at this point. I just found the little critter under my chair.

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    Ouch, is that too much humidity?
    I'm new! If you have advice, I welcome your input and appreciate it as well!

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    Re: Being fair about PetSmart (and buying your ball python from them)

    Quote Originally Posted by m3gz View Post
    I just like acrylic because its lighter than glass, easier to clean. Also....how does a snake escape a sock? I dont even understand whats going on at this point. I just found the little critter under my chair.

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    Ouch, is that too much humidity?

    haha they can get out, into or around anything you throw at them. they are masters of it. I had one sneak out of his tub to crawl up behind my female's tub. Only found him when I tried to slide her tub back in and hit major resistance lol.


    it is too high but don't freak out, it's not going to kill the snake in a matter of days or anything lol. mine routinely spill their water and push the humidity to 99% lol.

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    Re: Being fair about PetSmart (and buying your ball python from them)

    Oh great so i have another Rai on my hands. That rat was Houdini reincarnated. Good to know about the humidity, ill see if i cant get it lower. Started bread since i was up anyway so kitchen is like a sweat lodge.
    I'm new! If you have advice, I welcome your input and appreciate it as well!

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