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Old 08-06-06, 07:21 PM   #1
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I have a ball python named ET hes full grown 6' 6" and lives in a 60 gallon aquarium. post threads of yours and their enclosures!
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Old 08-06-06, 07:24 PM   #2
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Have any pictures of him? Thats an awefully large ball; how are you measuing him?
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Old 08-06-06, 07:39 PM   #3
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Ive seen females short of 6 foot, but never one that big.
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Old 08-06-06, 08:05 PM   #4
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That is pretty big. Here's mine.






His cage is the drawers from an old desk with a plexiglass front and cut out top. 1/3 of it is a plastic pool with a mister system and a plant. The electrical box hide was for a boa I had in there, I swapped that with a log for this guy.
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Anything made of sheet metal s not meant for snakes, far too many sharp edges & risk of injury, Mark
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Old 08-06-06, 11:19 PM   #6
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Do you always complain? With rounded edges it was just fine.
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I dont think that was so much of a complaint, but a concern.
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Old 08-07-06, 01:06 PM   #8
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Exactly, wouldn't want any newbies to get any stupid ideas about husbandry by following bad examples set by others. Not once ever have I ever seen/heard of anyone using sheet metal inside snake enclosures. The bottom edges & the corners don't look very safe to me. Also on the topic of husbandry rocks or dirt are not recomended substrate either, Mark
P.S. sorry for thread jacking there snake 101, that does sound like 1 huge BP
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Old 08-09-06, 12:59 PM   #9
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srry guys i dont have pics right now I need a new camera. and nice enclosure and snake redtails. how much did that plexiglass cost? because im gonna build a custom cage for my lizard and I dont have a clue how to do it.
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Only disadvantage of plexiglass is it tends to get scratched easily compared to glass over time when cleaning it etc. It definitely makes things lighter & easier to move & it doesn't smash either of course, Mark
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Old 08-14-06, 07:16 PM   #11
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i am sooooooooooooo sorry hes actually 4' 6" I measured him wrong i did it wrong by measuring the length of the cage.
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Thats still a good sized ball python. Keep up the good work!
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