i'm working on building a rack and have a question for you guys. I've run across the 41qt bins that are very long (rectangular) in shape...and then have found 35qt that are more of a square shape. the rest of the measurements are about the same for both. the 35 qt would actually work better for me as far as the space i have and such but wanted to know what you guys thought. is that extra 6qt really needed?
thanks!
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pheonix
Jan 28, 2008 08:57 AM
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princeofpythons
Jan 28, 2008 09:16 AM
35 quart are just fine for average sized adult ball pythons. I have a female that is four feet long and she stretches out around the edges and has plenty of room to crawl around. That said, they usually just find a nice spot and coil up for the majority of the time.
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extensive
Jan 28, 2008 09:24 AM
i keep the majority of my balls in 32qt. 35 will be fine.
Extensive Snakes
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jyohe
Jan 28, 2008 06:08 PM
the bigger the better
yes.....get and use 34 inch tubs or whatever.......
.....I have bred balls in 32 qt and the bigger Boaphile raxx....bigger is better...
......CB70 boxes are nice and huge......
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Dave763
Jan 29, 2008 01:59 PM
CB70 size is what I use. Having said that, I see others using smaller tubs and they are working out just fine.
I just like the bigger tubs better. If you have a 3000 gr. girl in a 35 qt. tub then throw in a 1500gr. male....well it looks kinda cramped to me. Who knows, maybe they like it.
David Perkins
