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Old 06-08-03, 02:02 PM   #16
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Yah, okay then think of the snake it may be only 8ft but your probly arounf six ft how would you like it if your how was only six ft think about. Besides she will get to be 20ft or more then what will you do just get her a big enclosure now that way you dont have to constantly buy a new one. Personaly I dont like the fact of such big snake being kept in enclosures only as big as they are true they may be able to fit int hem becuase of their flexibility factor but do you honestly think they like it? Were the one thta plucked them form their natutral habittats[by we I meen humans] we should at least give them comfortable living quarters.
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Old 06-08-03, 02:08 PM   #17
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Cyberghost: HEH First of all i have never head of a BCI gettin 20 feet long lol. Secound of all she is only about 6.5 feet long. Read the whole thread before you post advice please. Its not had look at my signiture and find out that i have no large boids. Thank you.



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Old 06-09-03, 01:33 PM   #18
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I read the whole post and I'm sorry I thought we were talking about a Burm and I'm sorry for posting what I said here but I stil mean what I said big snakes deserve big room. Again sorry for saying what I said here.
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Old 06-11-03, 07:23 PM   #19
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I found some rubbermaids at the local walmart that are 3 and a half feet long, and almost 2 feet deep. I would have picked a couple up myself, but the bottoms on the inside were not flat, and there was some pieces of plastic sticking up in the corners that I dont think my bci's would have found very comfy. I am going to keep looking, and if I find something. I will post it.
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Old 06-11-03, 07:26 PM   #20
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Wow i thought this thread was over... Well i dont think that would be big enough for my big girl. She is happy in her big custom cage. But if i ever do see them im goin for it!!! thats means i can raise my little BCI in them for longer than i thought!!

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