cage size?

[reptilegirl_jordan]

i want to make a cage for a coastal, would 1200l X 600x600 or 900L X 900H x 600D be fine?
its a nice size coastal now.i would be looking at a cage with good size but also a size that will save me space.
thanks all!

 

[Slytherin]

I dont have a Coastal but I'd say that the larger one would be better and preferably taller rather than long. My MD is kept in an enclosure which is 80cm long x 100cm tall x 50cm wide (I have space issues too), and was told that was fine for an adult MD, as a Coastal tends to get a bit bigger, I would say he/she would love the extra space and room to climb. I hope this helps. Good luck with your python.

 

[reptilegirl_jordan]

thanks slytherin-anyone else?

 

[dickyknee]

1200Hx600x600

 

[cris]

Yeah you are better off having it 4' high, that also takes up the least floor space.

 

[reptilegirl_jordan]

1200Hx600x600

sounds pretty good..would that do him for life?
cheers brett and everyone
ps brett-ill have to show u pics when im finshed

 

[dickyknee]

sounds pretty good..would that do him for life?
cheers brett and everyone
ps brett-ill have to show u pics when im finshed

Could go bigger , but thats the min i would use , pics will be good , you got to be getting better at them by now .

 

[Barno111]

Coastals grow upwards of 3 metres, so make sure its around the 1200 long and they also like to climb so mark it atlease 3ft deep!

 

[ShAdY12]

making one for my coastal now, its 5 ft high 4 ft long and 2 ft deep. But i dont have a space issue, go taller for sure

 

[andyscott]

Hi Jordan,
If you have the room for a 1200 long enlcosure go that lenght,
but make it 900 high by 600 deep.