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Ball python tub dimensions

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What dimensions or tub size should I use for a female ball python as a male? Is 28qt good for a male?
 
We're still fairly new to the scene, but we have both males and females in cb70 size tubs. I think there's a lot of people who keep males in smaller tubs, but I've seen quite a few males that are very large. I suppose it comes down to how long you hang on to them and how big they get.
 
I keep my adult males in 32 quart, adult females in 41 quart, hatchlings in 6 quarts and anything over 200 grams in 15 quart tubs. It's all preference. Hope this helps.
 
I use weights to help me determine tub size. Pythons up to 250 grams in shoeboxes, up to 800 grams in sweaterboxes, up to 2000 grams in 32 qts, and anything above 2000 grams pre-breeding weight goes in 41 quarts.
 
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