Citron Suntiger Reticulated python....

[Bogertophis]

So I want to start planning now for her adult enclosure. I am thinking about using this as the beginning of the enclosure and reinforce it and put a bottom that is water proof. Will take me a year or 2 to get her room ready with the climbing areas and all that I want to put in it. It will be in a room inside the house. I know she is a couple of years away from needing it but if I build it over time will be less of a hit on the budget. Thoughts?

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B086C6NXXY...xpY2s9dHJ1ZQ==

I'd be worried about the actual strength of that "greenhouse", as it's designed for wind & weather, not the weight & strength of a large pushy constrictor- and the glass is only 1/8"- I wouldn't trust it, personally- at least not without seeing & testing it in person, but probably not even then. A greenhouse is not designed for a soft-bodied & climbing animal occupant- I think a large snake will test the structure in ways (forces) for which it was never designed- I think it's also likely to have sharp edges here & there on which an actively-exploring snake might get cuts. I think a build-from-scratch (by handyman, if needed) would be a safer option for that much money. Or at least, I'd be using that as an example & get some estimates & more ideas about materials to use. Personally, I wouldn't rush into buying that for the purpose you have in mind. Just my 2 cents.