what size enclosure do i need for a 7ft plus boa

[Scubadiver59]

Me, personally, I'm going with the BoaMaster 8'x3'x30" melamine enclosures for my Boas, Carpet, and Asian Rat.

There're going to be heavy, i.e. built like a tank, but I won't have to upgrade ever again.

[BillyCostume]

Originally Posted by Scubadiver59

Me, personally, I'm going with the BoaMaster 8'x3'x30" melamine enclosures for my Boas, Carpet, and Asian Rat.

There're going to be heavy, i.e. built like a tank, but I won't have to upgrade ever again.

You're going to need a fork lift lol they're nice enclosures though

My sunglow girl will be going into an 8' cage when she's full grown. I feel like she'll use the space. Like others said 6x2 would be a good size. Nice boa btw

[Scubadiver59]

Carrying the individual panels upstairs will be rather interesting, but not impossible; however, carrying down the finished box, when I eventually move, will be the real challenge.

Luckily I can disassemble, scrape off the old silicone, ship, reassemble, and re-caulk and meh...no issues! I also use 1-5/8 drywall screws, so using the same holes with new 2" screws will be okay; or, I can go to a larger width screw if necessary (the 3/4 particle board will allow for that).

Originally Posted by BillyCostume

You're going to need a fork lift lol they're nice enclosures though

My sunglow girl will be going into an 8' cage when she's full grown. I feel like she'll use the space. Like others said 6x2 would be a good size. Nice boa btw