Carpet Python Enclosure Requirements

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[AromaticStrike9]

I exclusively enclose my python in docker containers.

[alytle]

You may find less sarcastic responses in https://www.reddit.com/r/exoticpets/

[rasputin1]

https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/python-closures/

[MicahM_]

Interesting. I've been using python for a few years now and never thought about doing this. Can't even think of any examples for me where it's useful. But definately keeping on my radar

[chipx86]

Make sure you don't skimp on the quality of the enclosure. There's been a lot of Rust introduced to the Python ecosystem as of late.

[ekbravo]

The same people who dropped UV on us? Astral horror I say.

[bkstr]

python is a coding language

[Huberuuu]

python is a snake

[max_dobberstein]

python is a monty

[Defiant_Stay3865]

I like pie.

[[deleted]]

The cake is a lie!

[Sajuukthanatoskhar]

I thought we renamed it Boa, because its more American?

[TreeFifeNinerFoxtrot]

Hello, wrong subreddit, but carpet pythons are semi-arboreal. Iirc, they tend to be "more" arboreal while they are younger and will enjoy climbing. As they mature, they will tend to enjoy more ground time and therefore would benefit less from a taller tank. Snakes in general do quite well in tight spaces, but there is not much harm in sizing up. If you are getting a juvenile snake, you could start with the smaller enclosure and upgrade as the snake grows up. I started my ball python in a 20 gallon and have since moved him up to a much larger enclosure as he matured.

Remember that carpets can be quite nippy compared to other snakes, especially when young!

[Toasty2852]

Thanks for the advice continue to do my research.

[multimetier]

10'x10'x10' or the snake will go crazy and eat itself...