Quote Originally Posted by JoshJP7 View Post
I know I dont have a large sample size with only 11 snakes but all 11 are in enclosures that are deemed "too big" and I have had no issues. Do I think that there may be snakes who would be stressed by a larger enclosure and not eat? Yea im sure there are some but I would also bet that theres more to it than just the size. Just bc an animal can be kept alive and healthy in a small space doesnt mean its most beneficial. I like to give all my animals the best life possible and to me being stuffed in a 6inch high tub thats got just enough room to move around isnt considered the best life. I dont hold anything against those people who choose to keep their animals like this its just not my style.
Well, if you believe that its not the best of life, does that mean that we are wrong?

How do you know an animal is thriving? When it eats, grows well, little to no illness and finally, BREEDS.

Snakes WILL NOT breed if they are uncomfortable or not in the best circumstances they perceive. This can be due to many things like weather patterns, food availability, security.... I think the best compliment for any BP keeper is when their snakes breed and reproduce little ones. This has been working for decades, and will continue...