In this video I’m setting up a 6-foot Dumeril’s boa enclosure using a 6x3x2 Kages PVC build. I walk you through why I like this size for a heavier-bodied boa that still appreciates room to cruise, and how I approach a setup that’s practical to maintain while still feeling secure and enriching for the snake. If you’re trying to level up from “basic tub life” into a real display enclosure, this is the kind of footprint that lets you do it without sacrificing function. I also share the Kages discount code I use (ZAREPTILES50) and point you toward the places I shop when I’m planning builds—my Amazon storefront for staples, plus my keeper boutique links for decor and supplies. If you’re building along with me, my biggest takeaway is to plan the enclosure like a system: secure housing first, then layer in the stuff that makes husbandry easier (substrate, hides, and your day-to-day workflow). The goal is always the same in my reptile room—safe, stress-reducing setups that are realistic to keep clean and consistent long-term.