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- 01-Aug-12, 07:35 PM #1
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A quick introduction
Hey guys, Having just signed up after a long time of reading through here, i thought i should post a quick intro.
My name is David, I'm 18 and from Brisbane. After some encounters with snakes (one in particular http://www.aussiepythons.com/forum/m...-started-5615/) i decided i would very much love to have one of my own. As such i am currently awaiting my license and will soon get a hold of either a Murray Darling or just a Childrens python (depending on what my enclosure can hold). I am very much a novice, and this would be my first snake. Thanks in advance for any advice i may receive from you guys! While im here, Any one know of any good MD breeders in Brisbane? (more specifically eastern brisbane)
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hello and welcome
sorry but i dont know any breeders around your area hopefully someone on here will help ya out
- 01-Aug-12, 08:29 PM #3
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No problems. Thanks anyway
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Hey mate good luck on ya first buy and i would suggest just posting a thread up in aust snakes asking for breeders in ur area!
- 01-Aug-12, 09:01 PM #5
Welcome to the family , I know of someone with caramel coastals and lots of them near beenleigh-(go getting two on the weekend) not md breeders though sorry
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- 01-Aug-12, 09:08 PM #6
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How big do coastals grow? I have an enclosure thats 900 long by 600 tall and 400 deep (mm). Im worried it might be way too small for an md and those coastals look gorgeous.
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U could house a coastal in it for awhile but they do grow large round 4m mark i think. But that enclosure will do ya for a year or so
- 01-Aug-12, 09:14 PM #8
Yeah there hot, there useually up to 8 or so foot grown, that would be good for a few years, as hatchiep they only need a 30-50 l clickclack for a while, I have them set up in 4foot tanks so when they look big enough there gonna be easiest to settle into their new bigger home I can pm you details ifyou want
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- 01-Aug-12, 09:14 PM #9
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Ah a bit large for my first snake, (just a preference although i'd love to get into larger snakes as i become more experienced) Do you think it would house an md comfortably though?
im getting conflicted messages here haha jonez said 4m?Last edited by DThatch; 01-Aug-12 at 09:17 PM.
- 01-Aug-12, 09:18 PM #10
There not much different in size are they
I meant 8-12 foot but my phone is slow and misses stuff sorrygrow a pair
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- 01-Aug-12, 09:21 PM #11
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I thought max for a murray darling is 2-2.5m? (Im probably wrong im still learning)
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I was talkin coastal mate it should house an md fine but u will want a bigger one in a few years
- 01-Aug-12, 09:26 PM #13
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Yeah ill definitely upgrade to a larger one once it grows big enough. This may be the wrong thread to ask, but im yet to install a heat lamp in the enclosure because im unsure as to what wattage bulb i should be using for an enclosure that size? i have a 60W bulb ready but want to be sure.
- 01-Aug-12, 09:34 PM #14
Is it going to be in a cage so it doesn't burn itself on it, other wise put a heat cord under a ceramics tile
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- 01-Aug-12, 09:36 PM #15
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yeah there will be a cage. I was thinking of using a heat mat as well, or is that overkill? regardless ill need one when its in its click clack.
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