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  • 10-13-2009, 11:49 AM
    aifgm
    need advised
    i'm new in this forum
    i want to know more about ball phyton
    i hope can get information
    i have 2 female ball phyton, one is 825 gram and the orher is 800 gram, i get them in march'09
    in march'10 they will be 2 years old
    but both of them are very difficult to eat by them self
    i already try change their food to mice, change their cage
    does't make better, they already not eat 3 month
    make me desperate, then i leave them in my friend house, they eat normally
    any suggestion ?
  • 10-13-2009, 11:51 AM
    Freakie_frog
    Re: need advised
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by aifgm View Post
    i'm new in this forum
    i want to know more about ball phyton
    i hope can get information
    i have 2 female ball phyton, one is 825 gram and the orher is 800 gram, i get them in march'09
    in march'10 they will be 2 years old
    but both of them are very difficult to eat by them self
    i already try change their food to mice, change their cage
    does't make better, they already not eat 3 month
    make me desperate, then i leave them in my friend house, they eat normally
    any suggestion ?

    My best suggestion is see what your friend is doing that you aren't..
  • 10-13-2009, 12:00 PM
    aifgm
    Re: need advised
    temperatur in my house and my friend house's same
    the cage is same too, by woods
    i already try wood cage in my house, they don't want to eat eather.
    i need advise for breed my male pastel and female pastel, what cage are confortable for them. now i'm using akrilik aquarium..
    better using wood cage or aquarium
    thanks
  • 10-13-2009, 12:05 PM
    Wh00h0069
    Re: need advised
    From my experieince, most ball pythons go off food because they are stressed out. I suggest making their enclosure dark by covering the sides and most of the top. You should also have two hides in the enclosure, so the can hide if stressed out.
  • 10-13-2009, 02:37 PM
    snakesRkewl
    Re: need advised
    Are you moving them frequently?
    Are they housed together?
  • 10-13-2009, 05:44 PM
    BPelizabeth
    Re: need advised
    You are not planning to breed those 2 girls are you?

    Correct me if I am wrong but I think you should wait till they are around 3 and at least 1500 grams.

    Also what are your temps?
    Do you have hides for them?
    Have you tried live mice?
    Do you have any other animals around their cages that could be stressing them?

    And transferring them from one house to another I would imagine would be HUGELY stressful.
  • 10-13-2009, 10:19 PM
    aifgm
    Re: need advised
    @ Wh00h0069
    thanks for the advise, i'm planning to make woods cage for them, just open in the front, side by side and behind by woods, just front using glass, maybe i'll close the front for half.

    @ snakesRkewl
    i never moving them frequently, first arraive at my house i get them in aquarium, they dont eat for 2 months, and i move them to wood cage they don't eat for a month,then i leave them in my freind house
    i never house them together, all my snake house alone.

    @ BPelizabeth
    i'm planning to breed them in march'10 but if their weight not 1500 maybe i'll wait..
    my temp are 32-34 celcius, i give them hiding, i already give them live mice, live rat baby, they don't want to..
    all my pet was thrid floor of my house, the room together with my bearded and gecko

    in addition, my other ball eat normally in that room
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