by Snakesitter » Thu Nov 29, 2012 11:56 pm
Great answer, Bushviper. The rule on the US side is generally a minimum enclosure size of three feet by two feet, or six square feet of floor space. I personally like to give more, and use four by twos for all my adults. Note that adults are mostly terrestrial, whereas babies seem to be morre active climbers. A viv that can maintain high humidity is, as Bushviper pointed out, crucial.
I would also echo his point on housing separately.
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