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Sooo Beautiful

coxy1130

coxy1130

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I saw the most beautiful snake ever the other day it said snow on the tank but I'm not sure looked a lot like a blizzard to me it was an 04 female who has laid fertile eggs in the past and shes from a breeder. I was just wondering what would be an appropriate size tank for her, I have a 20 gallon for my baby mid 08 at the minute, would that be big enough and I rehouse him in a smaller tank?

Also shes a bit bulky thinking maybe shes obese really thick and where shes bent up it looks a lot like shes got balls inside her almost. I'm not at all familiar with picking up larger snakes, I've bought babies twice but the first lot we had to sell on account of moving out of the coutry and my new one I got at christmas. Also £70 for her which I though was a bargain, gotta be about 3.5ft and about 1.5 inches in diameter, heck of a grip on the girl to. What do you guys think?
 
It looks like she has balls inside her when she's coiled up? Are you sure she isn't gravid now since she is/was a breeder?
 
MinLynn said:
It looks like she has balls inside her when she's coiled up? Are you sure she isn't gravid now since she is/was a breeder?
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Good point, however, she may in fact be ovulating so a difficult one to detemine.

Size of vivarium:

All of our adults are housed in vivariums which are 2' length x 18" depth, this allows for 2 hides / water bowl & with the removal of one of the hides a lay box is positioned when required.

Regards. Lex
 
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