Now my 12 inch fasciata is in a 15 gallon, but i have 33 gallon waiting for him . When should i change him ? Does a 33 gallon (36wide, 18high and 12deep) is big enough for an adult Fasciata ? Thx 
Mizar
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When to change my set up ?
mizar 21
May 28, 2003 07:39 PM
Replies (3)
teamalpha1
May 29, 2003 06:33 AM
Id put him/her in it now! No that will be a bit too small, Id put it in a 55 gal. when its full grown.
Juan m
May 29, 2003 08:58 AM
What size is good for a diamond back water snake?Im planing a 55gallon tank.
Juan M
snakeguy88
May 29, 2003 02:47 PM
Everything depends on size. Small male water snakes can be like only 1.5 or 2 ft in which case a smaller tank would work. Big females can hit over 5 ft which a 55 gal or larger would be good. I kept some small blotched in a 75 gal I have but the small male confluens I have had for a few years is fine in a 20 gallon (he is only about 18 inches or so). Andy
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