Annihilation-
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anyone have any suggestion on good tanks for both a BP and a corn? not both in the same...but i need to buy two new tanks sometime, one for each...and would like to know what kind everyone would recommend
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good tanks.
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darkmorning1
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well i think it really matters on the look you want and your price range. do to allot of stackable cages being well over $250 or more for just one. and if you want it to look fancy go for it.
but since i have Four snakes and i really care about whats inside in there cages to make them happy. rather then how fancy there cages look i go with glass tanks. i know my 20 longs where $32 each then the tops are another $15 that do lock and i haven't had one of my corns get out of them.
but if you have a small corn it can last about a year in a 10 gall there about 8 bucks along with a lockable top thats around 10.
i found it to look great but it did take me some time to earn all my tanks,heat lamps and everything else but i am sure happy with it
if your wondering what the black thing around the tank on the bottom its a black sheet it keeps my cat from stressing out my snakes. heres it with it up.
sorry the floor is a mess. i was cleaning out tanks when i found this post.
but since i have Four snakes and i really care about whats inside in there cages to make them happy. rather then how fancy there cages look i go with glass tanks. i know my 20 longs where $32 each then the tops are another $15 that do lock and i haven't had one of my corns get out of them.
but if you have a small corn it can last about a year in a 10 gall there about 8 bucks along with a lockable top thats around 10.
i found it to look great but it did take me some time to earn all my tanks,heat lamps and everything else but i am sure happy with it
if your wondering what the black thing around the tank on the bottom its a black sheet it keeps my cat from stressing out my snakes. heres it with it up.
sorry the floor is a mess. i was cleaning out tanks when i found this post.
Blue Apple Herps
aka Matthew, PhD
Build your own!! http://www.cornsnakes.com/forums/showthread.php?t=44019
Annihilation-
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thought about that, but apparently housing a corn and a ball in such close quarters is a bad idea
so im going to be forced to either chose to ignore the advice of some and go with the easiest and build my own, or buy two tanks and put them on opposite sides of the room O.O
Blue Apple Herps
aka Matthew, PhD
thought about that, but apparently housing a corn and a ball in such close quarters is a bad idea
Hmmm...that's weird. They have different husbandry requirements as far as temperatures, but I don't think that would be an issue here. Having them as two different temps wouldn't be a big deal as there would be minimal heat transfer between the two.
What I would do if you felt uncomfortable housing them in the same "unit" is either just modify the plans to make two single unit vivs, or make two two unit vivs and have 4 snakes instead of 2!!:dancer:
Corny Noob
Proud Momma
Well the issue was that he bought the ball and put them in the same divided tank and we all gasped QUARENTINE!
tyler1310
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Corny Noob
Proud Momma
Err I'm sorry but selling things on this forum is only allowed by contributing members who pay.
SNAKEWISPERA
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I find that wooden (MDF), works the best,
Blue Apple Herps
aka Matthew, PhD
Well, yeah, having a bp in the same tank (even if divided) is not a good idea. But I think that having them in two different cages completely (after quarantine, of course) is not a problem.