Any good cages/tanks out there for BP's??

[KingPython]

I am looking for a good tank for the BP hes still small so I am looking for something not more than 36inch long already pre set up so I can just put him in there. Please post some good companies and sites thanx

[rabernet]

Dean,


What about a tub? Affordable, easy to maintain heat and humidity once set up (your biggest expense will be your thermostat to control your UTH) - lights are not needed, snakes thrive in them.

If you're interested, I can post a few pictures. You can pick up most of what you need at Walmart, but you'd need to get your flexwatt (UTH) and thermostat online.

[Rapture]

I'd go with a tub. I just started using them about 6 months ago and they are great.

[elevatethis]

For cages (and racks if you choose to go that route), check out Animal Plastics: www.animalplastics.com

[Ladydragon]

well, if your willing to spend some money here is a neat site that I found. I plan on getting a few of these for my cornsnakes, and eventually when i get my BP I will get one or two of these for them as well.

show cages

[Nate]

Here are some nice cages from ReptileBasics.com

I agree with the posts on tubs. they're a lot easier to deal with

[mricyfire]

This is what I use...one time investment easy to maintain and looks nice once decorated.
I have the 30 breeder
http://www.zilla-rules.com/products/critter-cages.htm

[KIBPLOVER]

we have two 40 gal breeder and i spent so much on them, so i built my own rack system for less the 200 bucks.... i spent over that in eack tank...... and when you buy one ball you will end up buying more... we went from 2 to 5 in a month.

[Nate]

we have two 40 gal breeder and i spent so much on them, so i built my own rack system for less the 200 bucks.... i spent over that in eack tank...... and when you buy one ball you will end up buying more... we went from 2 to 5 in a month.

Nice. How are you heating?

[KIBPLOVER]

i have 1 ft of flex watt heat tape on each slot on the bottom w/ a 3 ft section on the back wall, 6 plugs in a 6 plug outlet on a thermostat...