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Tub Sizes
I know I've asked this question before but I'm putting together a giant guide book for myself and want information on tubs. Specifically tub size for different species of snakes. So, if anyone keeps thier snakes in tubs (like a rack system) if you would please, let me know what size tub as far as quarts go. Example. 32qt and 41qts, or you can give exact dimensions.
Need tub sizes for the following:
Hatchling Balls
Sub-adult Balls
Adult Balls (both male and female)
Hatchling Corns
Sub-adult Corns
Adult Corns
Hatchling Kings
Sub-adult Kings
Adult Kings
Hatchling Leos
Sub-adult Leos
Adult Leos
Thats about it. I've decided to put together a large snake care book for myself so I always have a source to go look at whenever needed instead of searching and searching online. This book will cover feeding, housing, heating, ect. And it will be on my computer. So first I'm starting with housing. I'm starting off with snakes and leos but eventually it will cover many different types of reptile.
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Re: Tub Sizes
Hatchling Balls- I think 6 qts work well
Sub-adult Balls- ???
Adult Balls (both male and female)???
Hatchling Corns- 6 qt work well
Sub-adult Corns- 18 qts. work well as a step before the 30+/- qt. tubs
Adult Corns 31 qt and 41 qt for the bigguns
Hatchling Kings- Same as corns
Sub-adult Kings- Same as corns
Adult Kings- Same as corns
Hatchling Leos- 6 qt
Sub-adult Leos-31 qt
Adult Leos- 31 qt.
6 qt. - 14.7x8.5x5in
18 qt-16.3x11.1x10in
30 qt- 22.8x16.7x7in
41 qt- 34 3/4" x 16 1.2" x 6"
These sizes are to the best of my knowledge
~Jake~
Too many boas to list and a few balls as well
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Re: Tub Sizes
Thanks. I'll add them in and wait for more replies. After housing is finished I'm moving onto individual caresheets for each species.
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Re: Tub Sizes
I love 41-qt. tubs. They are great for adult BPs and corns.
I feel that they are fine for subadult BPs too, if a large water dish is provided to take up space. I keep my adults and '06's in them in my rack; now they Are too big for hatchlings.
-Jen. Back in the hobby after a hiatus!
Ball pythons:
0.1 normal; 1.1 albino. 1.0 pied; 0.1 het pied; 1.0 banana.
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BPnet Veteran
Re: Tub Sizes
Originally Posted by Jay_Bunny
Need tub sizes for the following:
Hatchling Balls
Sub-adult Balls
Adult Balls (both male and female)
For my hatchlings, I use shoebox size tubs
For sub adults I will start with the 16q and then move to 32 qt
For adults, you can't beat the Iris CB70 (34x17.5x5.3)
deb
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iHerp. Do you?
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Banned
Re: Tub Sizes
I use three sizes, 6, 28, and 41 quart.
You can estimate the sizes, and when to switch.
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