There is indeed a forum, welcome to the both if you!
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Looking real good!
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So im trying to figure out what to put in here. It will be completely redone. Curious if a carpet python would be a good candidate, dont know much about them so trying to educate myself first. Thank you.
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What are the dimensions? I feel like a carpet python might appreciate larger footprint, since they’re not strictly arboreal, but it’s hard to judge the exact dimensions from the picture.
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Dimensions are necessary to know, but from the looks of it, you may be more successful with a green tree python or some species or tree boa.
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Wow…I had no idea this forum was here either. Well, I’m here now as well. Definitely reminded me of the MP forum immediately.
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I love your scubs…too bad I live in Florida or I would get one.
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Oh my god I really wish I could have your collection. You have all the Morelia I could ever want.
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Thanks all!
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Lol, if it is to much of a hassle, he with have to @ me up a pm for shipping info 
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Or maybe he could message me and we could work up a trade deal 
you think that would work instead @verinium lol
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No no, ive got this, i couldnt impose. 
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Its 79 x 26 x 26
That’s a bit so small for a carpet. I’d go with a GTP, an ETB or an ATB.
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Yeah, I’m with @garciademueller, I think that size would be better for a truly arboreal species. Carpets usually appreciate a little more floor space. They can and do climb, but they typically don’t spend their whole lives up in the trees the way fully arboreal species do. As garciademueller said, a green tree python, emerald tree boa, Amazon tree boa, or another truly tree-dwelling snake would be better suited to an enclosure of those dimensions. There are definitely some beautiful options that would work in that enclosure!
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Actually these would get houses similar to a carpet (in design) with a lot horizontal perching levels, as they don’t like to lay in the same slicked back and forth coils like ETBs and GTPs do.
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Good to know, thanks for correcting me! 
I just assumed that because they’re, y’know, tree boas, they’d want a similar enclosure as ETBs, but I haven’t researched them all that thoroughly since I have no real plans to keep them myself.
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