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    Re: BP's and pvc trees

    I have a fake terrarium tree in my 30L that's about 10inches tall and my BPs definitely enjoy it, especially the male. I bought a small mesh lizard hammock that suction cups to the side of the tank and my female loves to bask up there too.
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    Re: BP's and pvc trees

    Quote Originally Posted by ThyTempest View Post
    On second thought, when I think about the dimensions, that would still be pretty small. Would be okay for some juvvies. It is 4 ft long x 2 feet deep x 1.5 ft high....I think.
    2 feet is 24 inches, which is not bad. It would be good for two sub-adults.
    And yep, 4x2x1.5 is 89.7 gallons...I like math
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    Re: BP's and pvc trees

    Quote Originally Posted by missi182 View Post
    2 feet is 24 inches, which is not bad. It would be good for two sub-adults.
    And yep, 4x2x1.5 is 89.7 gallons...I like math
    lol.
    Maybe the rescue I am getting is older than I thought. He seems to be around 3 ft., in which case, half of that 90 gallon would .....nevermind I am an idiot.

    Anyway, is there a good way to get a fairly accurate length measurement without just manhandling your snake out to straight and having someone measure?
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    Re: BP's and pvc trees

    Quote Originally Posted by ThyTempest View Post
    lol.
    Maybe the rescue I am getting is older than I thought. He seems to be around 3 ft., in which case, half of that 90 gallon would .....nevermind I am an idiot.

    Anyway, is there a good way to get a fairly accurate length measurement without just manhandling your snake out to straight and having someone measure?
    Haha, not really (that I know of) I measure the shed stretched out gently but firmly, but then again I don't really care if I am of by an inch or 2.

    Most male bps do not exceed 4-5 feet. At 4 feet, that is 48 inches. General rule is make sure your enclosure is at least one third the length of the snake and with 24 inches being only half of a 4 foot snake in length, that would be fine for size
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    Re: BP's and pvc trees

    Quote Originally Posted by missi182 View Post
    Haha, not really (that I know of) I measure the shed stretched out gently but firmly, but then again I don't really care if I am of by an inch or 2.
    Hasnt shed yet :/
    I hope the first one goes really well so I can do this.
    I thought the general rule was length + width => length of snake
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    Re: BP's and pvc trees

    Quote Originally Posted by ThyTempest View Post
    Hasnt shed yet :/
    I hope the first one goes really well so I can do this.
    Oh good luck! You will do the happy shed dance should you get a full shed
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    Re: BP's and pvc trees

    Quote Originally Posted by ThyTempest View Post
    I thought the general rule was length + width => length of snake
    That makes sense too. Either way 2 feet by 2 feet = 4 foot snake
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    Re: BP's and pvc trees

    Quote Originally Posted by missi182 View Post
    That makes sense too. Either way 2 feet by 2 feet = 4 foot snake
    I think it is 2 high
    Anyway, I just wanna say that this is the longest back and forth forum kind of thing I have ever had, and it is cool.
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    Re: BP's and pvc trees

    since y'all were talkin about it.. what's the smallest size tank a fullgrown BP would need? (Male and Female?)
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    Re: BP's and pvc trees

    Quote Originally Posted by azak323 View Post
    since y'all were talkin about it.. what's the smallest size tank a fullgrown BP would need? (Male and Female?)
    Depends a lot on the snake, but probably a 55.
    A little male could take a bit smaller, maybe, a big female, a little bigger, maybe.
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