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    Question Getting a new snake...

    Do Ball Pythons get along with each other very well? I have a nice big cage, and a 3 ft. young ball named Nathan. I was offered a new ball, also young, a bit over two feet. I know the cage is big enough for the both of them, but I was wondering if they will get along. Does anyone have any advice for me? And if I do have them both, what's the best way to go about feeding them?

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    Re: Getting a new snake...

    the rule of thumb is one per cage. You will have them competing for hides and if one gets sick there is a good chance that they both will get sick. What i would do if you can't afford two cages. I would just go pick up a rubbermaid tube for now. Put some flex watt under a part of it (heat tape or uth) and use a light dimmer to controll the heat. well thats just my 2 cents.
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    Re: Getting a new snake...

    I agree with the poster above. You should house them in seperate cages.
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    Re: Getting a new snake...

    Separate cages is the way to go.
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    Re: Getting a new snake...

    Just to let you know next time you might want to post it under BP Husbandry or General BP You might get more traffic.
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