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    Tub height for ball python

    Ive found some cheap tubs but are only 3.5" high, is it too small?
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    Re: Tub height for ball python

    Great for storing frozen mice and rats ..


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    Re: Tub height for ball python

    Quote Originally Posted by Lucky01 View Post
    Ive found some cheap tubs but are only 3.5" high, is it too small?
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    Fine for an hatchling up to 500 grams if it's got the foot print, for adults you are looking at about 6 inches.
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