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    Re: What's With Keeping Snakes In Racks Small Without Hides?

    Quote Originally Posted by redshepherd View Post
    I don't think OP is vouching for glass tanks or vivariums like what's typically posted of these topics, but just for larger tubs and thus larger racks that fit larger tubs. Which I think is what they meant by "not against racks or tubs".

    I don't know what image was originally posted, but I've seen how some people keep 1500g ball pythons in 15 qt tubs and I honestly don't agree with that either. They should have enough room to stretch out the majority of their length in one direction, at the very least... in my opinion.

    I keep my adults around 1000g in 41qt sterilites myself.
    Thank you for taking time to read what I posted, I never meant to say tubs and racks were cruel or anything I was trying to advocate for bigger ones. I am well aware that tubs and racks are more space efficient and keep heat easier and the like. The picture was a breeding pair of bps in a little tub that they barely fit in, I can send it to you if you want. This whole thread turned into a mess that I wasn't prepared for

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