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I'm new to ball pythons, but have done a lot of research about them and have recently bought one. It's a baby, about 15 inches long.
Here's my question. I have heard from many sources that I should feed my ball python in a seperate container than its cage. However, I've also heard that this is not true, and its just something people say because that's what they've been told. What is the general consences? Everyone hear is probably much more knowledgeable than I am, so what do you think? Thanks
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Feeding question from a new owner
I would like to welcome you to the best herp forum around!! This is a topic of much debate - here is a link to an earlier discussion on this-
http://www.ball-pythons.net/PNphpBB2...ighlight-.html
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