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03-15-17, 12:16 PM
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Empty Tank
So my female pastel Ball Python recently got rehoused into a bigger tank. Which means I now have an empty 10 gallon tank and that's just wasted space that could be used for more animals. Any recommendations? Preferably something that could be housed comfortably in the 10 gallon its entire life. Snakes, lizards, tarantulas, flying spaghetti monsters, or whatever. Any recommendations appreciated.
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03-15-17, 12:52 PM
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Re: Empty Tank
I like the look of Kenyan sand boas. I believe they can live in a 10g
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03-15-17, 01:54 PM
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Re: Empty Tank
Male garter snakes, frogs, toads all of those work.
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03-15-17, 03:30 PM
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Re: Empty Tank
It's almost March 17th, so Leprechauns would be appropriate...though they're an endangered species!
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03-15-17, 04:56 PM
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Re: Empty Tank
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Originally Posted by Scubadiver59
It's almost March 17th, so Leprechauns would be appropriate...though they're an endangered species! 
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I say he shuold go for the flying spagetti monster, or spəˈgetē fugite. One would do really nicely if you converted to a vertical setup! I have found they do best in bioactive setups with some live tomato plants growing.
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03-15-17, 06:16 PM
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Re: Empty Tank
i was at the LPS this weekend and they had a Kenyan sand boa- it was buried in the sand with it's head sticking straight up, like one of worms in Dune. it was pretty charming <3
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03-15-17, 06:20 PM
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Re: Empty Tank
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Originally Posted by Cricket1234
I say he shuold go for the flying spagetti monster, or spəˈgetē fugite. One would do really nicely if you converted to a vertical setup! I have found they do best in bioactive setups with some live tomato plants growing.
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But the leprechauns would be much easier to keep and I wouldn't have to convert the tank. Not to mention that I wouldn't have to constantly be on the look to clean tomato sauce droppings.
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03-15-17, 06:31 PM
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Re: Empty Tank
On a serious note tho, would a hognose snake be able to stay in a 10 gallon?
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03-15-17, 06:35 PM
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Re: Empty Tank
A male hognose will be fine in a 10g a female will need a 20g.
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03-15-17, 10:27 PM
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Re: Empty Tank
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Originally Posted by Drevj12
But the leprechauns would be much easier to keep and I wouldn't have to convert the tank. Not to mention that I wouldn't have to constantly be on the look to clean tomato sauce droppings.
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The spaghetti monster, that's a joke right? Should I google it?
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03-16-17, 03:40 AM
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Re: Empty Tank
Yes Google it. It's a religion.
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03-16-17, 06:04 AM
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Re: Empty Tank
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Originally Posted by Drevj12
But the leprechauns would be much easier to keep and I wouldn't have to convert the tank. Not to mention that I wouldn't have to constantly be on the look to clean tomato sauce droppings.
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True that. I personally just like the look of flying spaghetti monsters more tho. And yes, a male hognose will be fine in a ten gallon.
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03-16-17, 12:30 PM
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Re: Empty Tank
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The spaghetti monster, that's a joke right? Should I google it?
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I'm joking. But it is a real religion. The Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster. There are people that wear colanders on their heads in their photo ID picture and claim that it's religious wear.
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03-16-17, 01:13 PM
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Re: Empty Tank
Around when are most hognose babies born? Seems like just about everywhere is out of stock at the moment. Except for the ridiculously expensive morphs that I won't be able to afford for years. ��
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