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09-18-2007, 10:32 PM
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Okay thanks  , I didnt see any for sale on his site. I see them on kingsnake for cheap alot.
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Not to mention snakes need a little thing called AIR to breathe! ha ha
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Most of the sterilite tubs I can get locally have gaps in the lids so there is some air, but not enough for proper airflow. |
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i usually take a standard drill and drill 4 holes on each side and 3 in the top. however its hard to keep the air circulating. so what i do is position a fan above them so that i dont have to remove the lids to circulate the air. the last thing you want is a mold problem!
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With ATB's i tend to make sure the enclosure is as tall as it is wide. Regular 20 gallon aquariums will work if you stand them up. Also another good caging idea for them is those sterlite tubs! They are resistant to heat and hold in the humidity great!
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I always wanted to stand a "20 long" on end. Can you do that? I was afraid it would break.
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20 longs arent tall at all so even if you stood it up on its side, their would be very little room to move around. Just my opinion..
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20 longs arent tall at all so even if you stood it up on its side, their would be very little room to move around. Just my opinion..
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depends on how old your snake is... |
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