Just a quick question

[wizbit13]

Is an 84 litre storage box 435 x 715 x 380mm big enough for an average fully grown ball python??

Cheers

Adam

[mykee]

Yes, 17X28X14 is more than adequate for an adult ball python. Good luck.

[Bartman]

wizbit, is the storage box a rubbermaid, sterlite,etc? Id like to know, as I like those measurments. Thanks

[wizbit13]

Erm. Not sure what the difference is between a rubbermaid and a sterilite is!! Is that just the make?? Its made by a company called really useful boxes.

http://www.parrs.co.uk/product.asp?pf_id=S166

If you follow that link you should get to pictures of them.

Regards

Adam

[Adrian]

One great formula iv encountered is to multiply your Lenght, Width and Height together (use inches) and then divide it by 231. V= (LxWxH) divided by 231
That will determine quite accurately your Volume in Gallons. I use this method since almost all commercially available aquariums/cages are measured in gallons anyway. It should be noted however that just cuz its a 60 gal tank that is relatively narrow but really high/deep may NOT be the best choice for a terrestrial reptile of course! lol

[wizbit13]

Originally posted by Adrian
One great formula iv encountered is to multiply your Lenght, Width and Height together (use inches) and then divide it by 231. V= (LxWxH) divided by 231
That will determine quite accurately your Volume in Gallons. I use this method since almost all commercially available aquariums/cages are measured in gallons anyway. It should be noted however that just cuz its a 60 gal tank that is relatively narrow but really high/deep may NOT be the best choice for a terrestrial reptile of course! lol

So you think that it aint big enough then??

Adam

[Adrian]

no, yours is just under 29 gallons, should be fine.
i was just giving an example

[wizbit13]

Originally posted by Adrian
no, yours is just under 29 gallons, should be fine.
i was just giving an example

Oh thats cool then. Cheers all

Adam