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Old 02-14-12, 05:59 PM   #1
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Vision v432

Is this cage good for a male burm for its whole life? I was going to purchase a 6 foot long vision from my breeder but he sold it unfortunantely.. or should I go bigger?
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I believe Stephanbakir said that those types of enclosures will not contain an adult Burmese python. It could've been retics he was talking about though.
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maybe a bit small, I would go for a 72x36x18 personally, they're pvc and shouldn't have a problem with the big ones. I would go for a 632 personally.
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Old 02-14-12, 08:19 PM   #4
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Got until Thursday to make the decision whether to buy it or not.. anymore inputs?
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missed the part about it being for a male, definitely get it.
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Old 02-14-12, 09:10 PM   #6
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Re: Vision v432

I believe he would have been talking about retics.. but it probably applies to Burms as well.. they do get really big, and if not length wise, width wise for sure.
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They're solid PVC, I know Travis Kubes uses a bunch of them in his place.
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I exclusively use AP cages for my burms (3), their T25 is 6x2.5x1.5 and is absolutely amazing. Just make sure to provide roughly 1 square of floor space for every foot of snake. As long as you have 12 foot of floor space you will be fine.
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