I know I'm not in the right forum but this is the one most people look at and it is a simple question. I was wondering if a 29 gallon aquarium is ok for 2 adult BPs ? if not is it big enough for one and what is big enough for 2?
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Corn22
Jun 10, 2004 04:00 PM
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Sonya
Jun 10, 2004 04:27 PM
>>I know I'm not in the right forum but this is the one most people look at and it is a simple question. I was wondering if a 29 gallon aquarium is ok for 2 adult BPs ? if not is it big enough for one and what is big enough for 2?
I personally don't think so. Big enough for a male maybe. I would say a 40 or 50 Breeder tank (bigger footprint than regular tanks) would be okay for a pair...but then you are stuck with the whole keeping two snakes together thing.
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Tigergenesis
Jun 10, 2004 07:20 PM
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kane65
Jun 11, 2004 01:33 PM
* It is strongly recommended by almost all experienced keepers that you do not house to balls together... especially two males. If you were going to try, maybe 100 gallon or more might work but it's doubtful.
* 30 gallon 'fits' an adult but in my experience, there's not enough room... tried it. I'm using a 55 with my adult and it's just about right.
Best of luck
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