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what are the benefits of housing multiple bp's in a single enclosure???
Since some of you may not have read the thread on housing multiple bp's...I asked a question and I am anxiously awaiting some intelligent answers.
So I ask you...anybody...
What are the benefits of housing more than one bp in a single enclosure?
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Re: what are the benefits of housing multiple bp's in a single enclosure???
it's healthier HAHAHAHAHA
-James-
Excellence is not a matter of chance, but a matter of choice.
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Re: what are the benefits of housing multiple bp's in a single enclosure???
I am here curled up with popcorn and a blankie, anxiously awaiting people's replies on why BP cohabitation is better.
My thoughts? Because people are too cheap to buy and setup 2 cages. Because they want to save on space at their snake's expense. Or the popular "my snaikes LUB each otha!"
-Jen. Back in the hobby after a hiatus!
Ball pythons:
0.1 normal; 1.1 albino. 1.0 pied; 0.1 het pied; 1.0 banana.
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Re: what are the benefits of housing multiple bp's in a single enclosure???
hahaaaa...
 Originally Posted by Lucero87
it's healthier HAHAHAHAHA
now then...
 Originally Posted by jeffnme
I asked a question and I am anxiously awaiting some intelligent answers.
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Re: what are the benefits of housing multiple bp's in a single enclosure???
Same sex? If so NONE! A male housed with a female a few times a week works Great for breeding... Other then that, There are NO benefits just PROBLEMS...
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Re: what are the benefits of housing multiple bp's in a single enclosure???
 Originally Posted by JASBALLS
Same sex? If so NONE! A male housed with a female a few times a week works Great for breeding... Other then that, There are NO benefits just PROBLEMS...
Correct-a-mundo!
-Jen. Back in the hobby after a hiatus!
Ball pythons:
0.1 normal; 1.1 albino. 1.0 pied; 0.1 het pied; 1.0 banana.
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Re: what are the benefits of housing multiple bp's in a single enclosure???
 Originally Posted by jeffnme
Since some of you may not have read the thread on housing multiple bp's...I asked a question and I am anxiously awaiting some intelligent answers.
So I ask you...anybody...
What are the benefits of housing more than one bp in a single enclosure?
Your not going to get any.......
........that is unless my good buddy Serpent-Prey can go into a bit more detail on his vague claim that heating two enclosures in unhealthy...........
It always comes down to either owner convenience or bad examples set by retailers. I used to see the same crap with tropical fish.......people mixing wrong species, putting highly territorial fish in a community, ignoring sex ratios, etc.
The rationale is always the same - "store XYZ does it" or "I read in book ABC that it's okay".
..or my personal favorite - "I've been doing it for a year and have had no problems".
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Re: what are the benefits of housing multiple bp's in a single enclosure???
 Originally Posted by Ginevive
Correct-a-mundo!
I got it right on my first try!!!!!! Yea Me!!!
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Re: what are the benefits of housing multiple bp's in a single enclosure???
 Originally Posted by Skiploder
Your not going to get any.......
........that is unless my good buddy Serpent-Prey can go into a bit more detail on his vague claim that heating two enclosures in unhealthy...........
It always comes down to either owner convenience or bad examples set by retailers. I used to see the same crap with tropical fish.......people mixing wrong species, putting highly territorial fish in a community, ignoring sex ratios, etc.
The rationale is always the same - "store XYZ does it" or "I read in book ABC that it's okay".
..or my personal favorite - "I've been doing it for a year and have had no problems".
Wearnt you on MTV?!?!
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Re: what are the benefits of housing multiple bp's in a single enclosure???
 Originally Posted by JASBALLS
Wearnt you on MTV?!?!
That was Curt Loder.
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