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    Re: Adult enclosure size

    i would go with the 30 long out of those 2 choices i went went the 70 long myself. longs take up less floor space comming off the wall
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    Re: Adult enclosure size

    Quote Originally Posted by Abby_The_Python View Post
    i have a 40 gal tank for my 1 1/2 yr old bp, it looks great as far as display, but its proving to much room for her. And i heard once bps are not display snakes, but i didnt listen.

    i tubbed her last month then missed seeing her thru the foggy plastic...i think she misses seeing me to

    In the end i think a tub & Live webcam inside her hide would be best for me.
    you can make them feel more safe by adding plants and hides so they can move around with out being seen if they choose
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    Re: Adult enclosure size

    Quote Originally Posted by 771subliminal View Post
    i would go with the 30 long out of those 2 choices i went went the 70 long myself. longs take up less floor space comming off the wall
    You have four 70 gallon longs? I see you currently have four ball pythons. I don't envy you on cleaning day and hauling that thing to the tub to disinfect it!!

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    Re: Adult enclosure size

    I choose to use RBI's reptile cages and find that the 2x3x1 is perfect for an 700g+ ball python. I have three of my girls in three cages now (they are all over 1000g) and will add my next three biggest to three more cages (cages that my boas are outgrowing!)
    My ball pythons in the cages have never had a problem with the space and those cages actually result in LESS upkeep than the tubs. Love my cages!!!!


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    Re: Adult enclosure size

    Depends on the adult. Most males can live in a 20Long or at most a 30 gal breeder tank, but some females need increased space.

    Whatever tank you use, make sure it has more length and width than height! BPs don't need ANY more than a 12" tall home. 30 gal Breeder tanks are low and wide, thus making them a great choice for most adult BPs, and 40 gal breeder tanks can be used for the big girls.

    I may be building a rack right now for my BPs, but I'm still mainly a tank person. I'll still have two BPs in tanks because they prefer it, and my tubs for the rack are 90qt - same L&W as the 41, but 12" tall. I prefer giving my snakes some head room as well as the room for greenery.
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    Re: Adult enclosure size

    Quote Originally Posted by rabernet View Post
    You have four 70 gallon longs? I see you currently have four ball pythons. I don't envy you on cleaning day and hauling that thing to the tub to disinfect it!!
    i wish i had four of them, but i only have one right now have my smallest female in it , my pastel is in a 20 long (getting a 70 in a couple months) and the other 2 are actually in tubs. but the 70 has sliding doors that come off on the front so with the whole front open its easy to do it all with a bucket or 2 and a few rags
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    Re: Adult enclosure size

    I got a 40breeder....I got it insanely cheap, around $65 for it brand new...If it doesnt prove to go well ill go with a tub or vision and put my JCP or Black milk in this 40 breeder, so it will always be useful for something lol...but it works out well because I'm going away for a few days, so my bp can get really used to his new enclosure and my black milk will be going in the 20L so they can all get used to it..
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