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    Re: Tarahumara enclosure question

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    IMO, a 32 quart bin would need replacing with something bigger within 6 months. I'd go with something more like 70 quart. That should do him till he's big enough for his adult cage.
    Bear in mind that Tarahumaras are a dwarf locality. I have babies that were born 8/1/19 and they would still be comfortable in a hatchling rack, though I moved them up to 16-qt tubs so I could consolidate them in a rack with some other critters and turn off the hatchling rack. I expect that will last them another year, easily. My adults are in 41-qt tubs and the male could easily downsize to a 32-qt if needed.

    Just like any other boa they should not be fed heavily; you want them to get up to adult size at 3-4 years old.

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