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12-09-14, 10:25 PM
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Colubrid enclosure size help
hi everyone. I'm looking to build an enclosure based off of one I found on here. I was wondering what the proper measurements would be for Florida and California King snakes home. I will attach the photo of the enclosure I found.
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12-10-14, 02:06 PM
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Re: Colubrid enclosure size help
3x2 minimum, 4x2 would be better. This is for an adult animal. Also colubrids are generally very active animals, and will use any and all space you can provide.
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12-10-14, 02:43 PM
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Re: Colubrid enclosure size help
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Originally Posted by IW17
3x2 minimum, 4x2 would be better. This is for an adult animal. Also colubrids are generally very active animals, and will use any and all space you can provide.
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okay I will go with the 4x2 I want to give them enough room. hopefully I can do it right and get it done by the time they are out of brumation. thanks for the help
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12-10-14, 02:54 PM
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Re: Colubrid enclosure size help
I agree , 4x2 is a great all around size. I have 3 enclosures of this size.
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12-10-14, 08:34 PM
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Re: Colubrid enclosure size help
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I agree , 4x2 is a great all around size. I have 3 enclosures of this size.
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Thanks ^.^
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12-11-14, 12:20 PM
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Re: Colubrid enclosure size help
I agree with 4 x 2. I have an adult grey banded king in a 3 x 2, and even being a smaller kingsnake I feel she could use bigger.
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12-11-14, 09:21 PM
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Re: Colubrid enclosure size help
Where are y'all buying your enclosures for the 4x2x2 and similar?
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12-11-14, 09:40 PM
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Re: Colubrid enclosure size help
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Where are y'all buying your enclosures for the 4x2x2 and similar?
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animal plastics, constrictors northwest, boaphile, boamaster, pvccages, herpcages, powerhouse displays, showcase cages.
I've used some on that list and the ones I have not, have a good following.
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12-11-14, 11:04 PM
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Re: Colubrid enclosure size help
Pretty long list. Where are you getting the best prices and a quality product?
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12-11-14, 11:33 PM
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Re: Colubrid enclosure size help
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Pretty long list. Where are you getting the best prices and a quality product?
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You can check out the prices on their websites. As far as quality goes, they are all similar. It's just a matter of preference to their design. Some have single drop down/swinging hinged doors, others have the option for sliding glass doors, some come pre-assembled, others are knockdown..etc. Just go over those and see what you like.
Most of those cages are made from PVC except for Constrictors NW and Showcase. Constrictors NW is made from HDPE. Almost nothing sticks to HPDE and it is very stain resistant so that's what make it stand out from the rest.
I personally like animal plastics, and just recently ordered a stack.
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12-12-14, 10:25 AM
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Re: Colubrid enclosure size help
I agree. I have 3 Animal Plastics t10's with swing doors and love them.
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Originally Posted by Mikoh4792
You can check out the prices on their websites. As far as quality goes, they are all similar. It's just a matter of preference to their design. Some have single drop down/swinging hinged doors, others have the option for sliding glass doors, some come pre-assembled, others are knockdown..etc. Just go over those and see what you like.
Most of those cages are made from PVC except for Constrictors NW and Showcase. Constrictors NW is made from HDPE. Almost nothing sticks to HPDE and it is very stain resistant so that's what make it stand out from the rest.
I personally like animal plastics, and just recently ordered a stack.
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