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  1. 03-02-2008, 07:49 PM #1
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    Quick Help! Enclosure Size

    Does anyone know if a 24"x12"x21" enclosure would be large enough to house one Green Tree Python?
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    Re: Quick Help! Enclosure Size

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    Does anyone know if a 24"x12"x21" enclosure would be large enough to house one Green Tree Python?
    Adult (4+ years), sub adult (2-3 years), yearling, or neonate?
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    Re: Quick Help! Enclosure Size

    I would suggest that for a sub adult I think a 36X15X21 or 28 would be good for a adult! Or something around that size!
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