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Austin
I want a boa constrictor, and there is a big reptile expo this month near where I live and I want to get one then since it'll be cheaper there, but what all do I need for its setup and how much will it cost?
Answer
For a juvenile you can put a whole set up for under $100 including the thermostat
$5-$10 plastic tub. 28 qt Sterlite (model 1655) or 34 qt Hefty, both can be found at Target.Or you can go with the Hefty 66 qt same floor space as the 34 qt but taller. Van Ness jumbo dog dish (walmart about $1) works as water dish and hide. My balls and boas both love them. Second hide can be any little plastic bowl, like a cool whip or butter bowl with a hole cut in it. The biggest expense will be the heat and thermostat. You can get an Ultratherm heat pad (go with the 6x11) and a Hydro farm digital thermostat together for $46 at Amazon.com. Then aspen for bedding, you can get larger bags ( compressed 4 cu ft) for about $10-$15, for one snake in those size tubs will last a long time. You can also use plain old news paper.
There are a few changes and of course more expense for adults and sub-adults. They will require a full size cage, 4x2 ft floor space minimum .Commercial cages start around $250, with out any options. I have done basic but full setup with home made cage for under $150. They need a larger heating area. Heat tape is the cheapest. I use 11" x 2 ft heat tape. I use tubs as the ones above or cat litter pans for water.
For a juvenile you can put a whole set up for under $100 including the thermostat
$5-$10 plastic tub. 28 qt Sterlite (model 1655) or 34 qt Hefty, both can be found at Target.Or you can go with the Hefty 66 qt same floor space as the 34 qt but taller. Van Ness jumbo dog dish (walmart about $1) works as water dish and hide. My balls and boas both love them. Second hide can be any little plastic bowl, like a cool whip or butter bowl with a hole cut in it. The biggest expense will be the heat and thermostat. You can get an Ultratherm heat pad (go with the 6x11) and a Hydro farm digital thermostat together for $46 at Amazon.com. Then aspen for bedding, you can get larger bags ( compressed 4 cu ft) for about $10-$15, for one snake in those size tubs will last a long time. You can also use plain old news paper.
There are a few changes and of course more expense for adults and sub-adults. They will require a full size cage, 4x2 ft floor space minimum .Commercial cages start around $250, with out any options. I have done basic but full setup with home made cage for under $150. They need a larger heating area. Heat tape is the cheapest. I use 11" x 2 ft heat tape. I use tubs as the ones above or cat litter pans for water.
how to get out grease or oil stains on clothes after being washed?
Annabella
I slipped in some oil or grease that was in our parking lot early one morning. Then pre-soaked and washed the outfit I was wearing. It still has dark stains on them. I was wearing a light blue. I am about ready to pitch it,but it was new. So is there anything I can use once the stain has been set? Thanks for any advice.
Answer
You can try a product called Greased Lightening. It's available at Walmart and Dollar General stores. It takes out just about anything from clothing, even grease spots that have been set in by drying them. For set in grease spots I pretreat the stain with both greased lightening and a little dish soap. Let it sit awhile before washing.
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You can also try Dawn dishwashing liquid. Rub it in and leave rolled up overnight and wash normal the next day.
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Try using cheap shampoo, just apply directly to grease spot, rub in and wash. Works every time new or old set stain
You can try a product called Greased Lightening. It's available at Walmart and Dollar General stores. It takes out just about anything from clothing, even grease spots that have been set in by drying them. For set in grease spots I pretreat the stain with both greased lightening and a little dish soap. Let it sit awhile before washing.
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You can also try Dawn dishwashing liquid. Rub it in and leave rolled up overnight and wash normal the next day.
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Try using cheap shampoo, just apply directly to grease spot, rub in and wash. Works every time new or old set stain
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