I was wondering what an appropriate size tub would be for an adult corn and a breeding pair. I don't want a tub that is really small for my corns. I would like them to be able to stretch a little.
Thanks Derek
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What is a good size tub for an adult corn
reptileking90
May 23, 2005 09:09 AM
Replies (2)
duffy
May 23, 2005 05:38 PM
I personally like the rule of thumb that says: Minimum of half the length of the snake. I have some 50 gallon Sterilite tubs that I picked up at Super Wal*Mart for 10 bucks each. They don't always seem to have them (only seen them twice in the past couple of years), but every time I see 'em I get a few. My larger ratsnakes (corns included) have plenty of room to stretch out.
Some folks will, of course, go much smaller. But I could tell from your post that you're shooting for "roomy" . Duffy
jyohe
May 23, 2005 06:45 PM
I don't think they make the rubbermaid 28 qt anymore?....
32 qt is higher and about the sme floor
..........anything 2 foot x 18 inches about is good.....
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wow.....did you think of that all by yourself?.....
better take a break ................
