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    Re: T10 enclosure divider for baby ball python?

    Quote Originally Posted by GamingChickens View Post
    I am planning on getting a baby ball python in about a year, and I was wondering about the size of the enclosure. I want to get an AP T10 for when she is full grown, but I can't get multiple enclosures to increase the size of a starter tub as the baby gets older. Would I be able to use the divider to keep the baby in one half, then remove it as she grows? Also, would the use of a RHP sized for the entire T10 make the baby overheat because she's only in one half? Sorry if this is a newbie question, just wanted to ask.
    I think a divider can make the enclosure an appropriate size, but I think that size RHP will make it too hot. You could hold off on the RHP and use a UTH instead if your room temps aren't too low. UTHs aren't expensive.
    Last edited by Homebody; 10-06-2022 at 10:51 AM.
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