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    Re: Are these hides too big for an adult male ball python?

    Quote Originally Posted by SharkLasers View Post
    Well I already own them so price isn't a concern. It's a little inconvenient because the doors face the wall instead of the center of the tank, but the snake can still get in and out of them. I've been on the lookout for a 40 breeder tank to upgrade to so there's a little more room, especially when I toss a rat in there.
    Not sure where you live but Pets Supplies Plus had 40 gal breeders for $1 a gallon this week. Usually over by Sat not Sunday.. And yes i know what you mean about having to turn the hide.. I did that too in a 33 long quarantine tank, it was a pain & confused the snake too.
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