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Posted by: Seeves1982 at Mon Jun 27 21:50:05 2011 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Seeves1982 ] The best enclosure is something smaller with a good hide for the snake to feel secure. Boaphile and reptile basics both sell really nice cages for single animals. They can recommend the right size I would say nothing larger than 2' x 2' Balls really do not need a tall cage because they're naturally ground dweelers. The important part is hides and security. But floor space and hides are more important than height with balls. Boaphile or reptile basics could get you a setup for probably under $300 total in a completely secure setup, locking door like you want, heat lighting and the whole works; add bedding and a water dish and your done. I personally like dealing with reptile basics because they seem to have friendlier service myself. Another company that would have what you need is vision. [ Hide Replies ]
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RE: Reason for statement above. - Seeves1982, Mon Jun 27 21:50:05 2011
