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    Re: Cage size for different species

    Quote Originally Posted by Meghenebk View Post
    I never have understood the "too big tub" thing. Too big enclosure to correctly regulate temp&humidity, sure. Too big to eliminate small gaps hatchlings can escape through, ok. But they have a natural home range size of at least a few thousand square meters, no tub is "too big" if you provide appropriate close-contact hides and enrichment.
    I'm with you. I can understand the concept for BP's that prefer to hide & hunt by ambush, but corn & rat snakes (along with many other kinds) are not lazy loafers,
    they like to explore & will do so given the opportunity. Climbing on branches is both appealing for them & helps their development, for the same reason that human kids
    crawl around & experience their world. Physical skill development translates to better brain function...fitness affects the whole creature, no matter what kind. Enriching
    their enclosures with things to explore & climb is a major plus.
    Rudeness is the weak man's imitation of strength.
    Eric Hoffer (1902 - 1983)

    The greatness of a nation and its moral progress can be judged by the way its animals are treated.” ~ Gandhi

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