How big a tank on average to each of these snakes need?

Question

*Children's python

*Spotted python

*Ant-hill (pygmy) python

*Stimsons python

*Green tree (common tree) snake

*Slaty-grey snake

*Australian Coral snake

*Carpet python

*Diamond python

Thanks!

Answer 1

Did you just deleted my answers? After I had to research(30 mins) on all of them just to try to help you out as much as I can? And you don't have the decency to just leave it on there.

WOW thanks a lot. That was a waste of nothing.

The answer WAS:

Tank sizes goes straight down your list....

*Children- 40-55 gallon(1.5 feet deep x 4 feet wide x 1 foot in height(would be good)

*Spotted- 20-30 gallon tall would be perfect(they like to climb)

* Ant-hill- I am not sure about maybe around 10 gallon.

(straight down the list)

*I'm sorry but I don't know the answer to the Stimsons python =[

*Common tree snake? Well if it is like a green garter snake then it would only need a tank about 10-20 gallon. If you're talking about a emerald tree boa then you would need about a 55 gallon tank.

*Maybe a 40 gallon or so?

*20-25 gallon

*Carpet(9 feet+)- 90-100 or more gallon

*Diamond- Just like the carpet python.

Answer 2

Australian species should not be in 'tanks' but a proper cabinet. They have different requirements from American reptiles. Make sure they have UV light during daylight hours, and 2 heat lamps with covers over them so the reptile doesnt burn itself. I like using two lamps because if one globe dies the reptile does not get too cold and sick.

Carpet, diamond pythons need a taller enclosure as they love to climb so make sure you have branches in there. Stimsons, children and spotteds do not grow overly large so an adult could get away with a 4x2x2 foot enclosure.

My coastal Carpet is 6 1/2 feet long and has a very large climate controlled enclosure to hold her branch as she is a very big girl!

Answer 3

put 4 in a 50 gallon tank  and the other 40 gallon tank