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    Go with the 4x2x2. Yes, BPs like to be snug and secure, but having space to move around and climb is also appreciated. That and the height makes working in it a whole lot more comfortable. Mine is in one only 15" tall and I can feel the crampness of it all when cleaning, feeding, ect.

    That and it's far easier to modify accommodations for too big a space vs too small a space. If she feels too insecure in the larger space then it's as simple as adding more clutter and hides. Too small means having to upgrade to a whole new enclosure altogether. Even now I feel my 48"x24"x15" is a tad too small for my male BP for how active he is and want to upgrade him to bigger digs when funding allows. If I had known I would've just gone with a 4x2x2 outright at the start.

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