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hey whts up every body? i just got my first pair of striped centralians. (thank you ben seigal reptiles)and theyre doing amazing. they are alert and want to investigate every thing. my question is whats a good minimum cageing for adults. i know i got a good wile before they grow to theyre adult size but ive been looking and every thing ive read says 48x24x24 or 48x30x30. i know they are semi arborel and the more space the better but want a second apiuon.
thatnks

1.1 centralian pythons
1.2 ij carpets
1.0 blood python
0.1 macklotts python
1.0 kenyan sandboa
2.1 rough scaled sandboas
1.1 rubber boas
1.1 trinket snakes
1.0 nelsons milksnake
0.1 desert king
0.1 texas ratsnake

1.2 gold dust day geckos
1.0 leaf tailed gecko
1.1 redeye treefrogs
1.2 argus reed frogs
1.1 ornate pac-man frogs
1.0 red fantasy frog
1.0 poodle terrier mix

I keep mine in 4' x 2' x 2' and they do quite well...hope to prove them this year. I may move the female to something larger in the future, though.
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"He who would stifle debate rather than engage in it, does so at the expense of his integrity and credibility"

Mike Curtin

I keep mine in a 4' x 2' x 2' too, and he thrives in it...

//Todd

gorgeous snake, and what type of cage is that?

Thanks!

It's a PVC, but can't mention the vendor in these forums... PM me, and I'll give you all that info.

//Todd

wow! that snake is so hot! photos dont do him justice. that cage is nice too, my cages for some of my larger pythons are all from animal plastics and they work well with holding heat/humidity.

I have a male and female that are each kept in 40 gallon breeders. I have had them for over a year and they are doing great. I'm upgrading to boamasters this spring.

1.1 bredli carpet python
1.0 junglot carpet python(nerd)
0.3 jungle carpet python
1.0 spider ball python
1.0 pastel ball python
0.1 albino ball python
1.0 100% het albino ball python
1.0 100% het pied ball python
1.0 100% het ghost ball python
0.4 normal ball python
1.2 leopard geckos
0.2 holland lop rabbits