I have a baby ball python that i dont really want anymore just wondering if anyone would want to trade for a tank he just got out of shed(super clean) and i will also give you the 10 gallon he is in.Looking for 120 gallon and up.Just wondering aint being serious.
Ball python for tank
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doesnt seem to me like that trade makes any sense, i can pick up balls for like 30 bucks(if that sumtimes)
bwid713;1985898; said:
He said it included the snake and the ten gallon.Depending on the setup (if it includes the setup) it makes sense as a trade (once again this is if the ten gallon is set up), and based on the fact that it had a perfect shed, if included I am guessing its a decent setup at the least.. This is because you need a source of heat (heat pad, heat tape, or ceramic heater), a thermostat (or rheostat) to keep the source from overheating (if you go the thermostat route nice ones can easily be over a hundred), as well as a hygrometer to make sure your humidity is good and something to measure the warm and cool side if not allready built in to the hygrometer. Not to mention bedding, screen top, hides and water dish as well. I went the cheapest route possible and built a rheostat, got a combined thermometer/hygrometer, a heat pad, a ceramic heater on super sale (I use both as its harder to keep the temp up in glass tanks compared to tubs), made my hides, and it still cost me almost 200 for all, not including the tank and top bc i just allready had those sitting around. A real nice sharp looking setup can easily cost more than that. I'm not saying his set up is on the expensive side, but it still cost quite a bit reguardless if he indeed has one that is included on the trade.cepon3;1986045; said:your not serious.. i agree with poster#2
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