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I'm starting to think I might like the idea of tubs over tanks,,for maintenance purposes.They have to be easier to keep clean.I have one of my snakes in a 75 gal. and the other in a 40 breeder.The 75 needs a complete cleaning :eek:, been a little too long since I kept up with the spot cleaning.
Would it be a hard switch for the snakes ?, what size would I use for snakes in the 4' to 5' range ?.
 
I know most of you have too many snakes to have them all set up in tanks,,so let me know what you are using for what size snake.Thanks :)
 
Iris' CB70, or Sterilite's 41qt, tubs are pretty comparable to the floorspace of a 30gal long tank. They aren't a bad size for 4-5ft colubrids. If you want to give them a bit more room, you can go with CB110's or CB75's...or, bigger still, the Sterilite 74qt (of course, the options for finding racks for those tub sizes is much more limited - lots of people do CB70 and 41qt racks)
 
Thanks guy,,I did happen to check some out at WallMarts.They had the 41's and 50's that had wheels,,not bad.I don't think I'll be using a rack set up, I should only need 2 or 3,so I will stack them.
I have a 41 that I had set up for my new Cali,,while I was trying to sell my old Cali.It seemed to work fine,and I could get away with a small UTH for the one end.
Hey Harald,,I'm selling my corn snake,,if you know any one looking.He is a male,normal color phase,maybe a bit over 4' , and thick.:yesnod:
 
You're better off with a rack - even if its just a really simple homemade one. I think Kim would be less than amused if she found a loose snake.
 
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