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Old 23-Mar-08, 02:27 PM
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In my experience of keeping elapids, front opening enclosures are fine for smaller elapids ie Adders and larger 'placid' elapids ie Blacks. For the larger more excitable elapids ie Tai's and Browns I would recommend top opening enclosures.
 
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top opening is safer but i use front opening because its easier for me.
 
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Thanks all for your comments. I think i need to veiw some enclosures to come up with further ideas so ill be trawling to internet for awhile,, Thanx Citp
 
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MIne is top open ing, for my RBBS with a small hatch for feeding, to clean or service lights ect, I move the snake to a tub.
The next design I am looking at is end opening, so that they can be stacked.
All elapid enclosurse shpuld be either locked or in a locked room, Preferablby both
 
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