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14-Nov-07, 05:44 PM

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General rule is no smaller than half the snakes body length. Up untill now i have had mine in about 600x450x450 enclosure. When he was smaller i had him in a smaller tub around 250x150 inside the enclosure with half of it almost under the heatlamp. Hope that helps, i am sure you will work it out. Just make sure you have a temp gradient, a hide, waterbowl and he can't get out and you should be sweet.

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