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

All of the dimensions I have listed are in centimetres, and are a minimum size, larger is obviously better if you can afford it. They are also for one snake, not pairs.

[ Children, Spotted, Stimson ]

90 x 45 x 45

[ Anthill ] - rare in captivity in Australia, you wont find one for sale

50 x 35 x 35

[ Carpets ]

120 x 60 x 60

Not sure about the others but a quick research should give you what you need to know. The others arent really suitable for a beginner anyway, best to stick with a python!

Hope this helps! =)

Answer 2

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.

Hope this could help