I want a blood now

can some give me a care sheet and give me some good breeders to buy from and are they agrresive I have been keping BP for 4-5 years and think I might want to get something new so any suggestion and please post on how you take care of your blood if is not to much troble:D

there's a care sheet on them on this site.you just have to look for it.i got mine from LLLReptile.mine isnt agressive at all but i suggest you buy them as babies so that they frow to not be as agressive as wild-caught adults.

Here ya go: http://www.ball-pythons.net/modules....warticle&id=11

CBB bloods are typically not aggressive, though babies are often nippy, the majority grow out of it. I got my pair from Kara at NERD.. and I couldn't be more happy! She's the blood lady. :)

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Originally Posted by whitesnake12

can some give me a care sheet and give me some good breeders to buy from and are they agrresive I have been keping BP for 4-5 years and think I might want to get something new so any suggestion and please post on how you take care of your blood if is not to much troble:D

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Please use periods and commas..lol


You could contact Andrew Hagard on these forums..I think he will post soon.

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Originally Posted by Shelby

Here ya go: http://www.ball-pythons.net/modules....warticle&id=11

CBB bloods are typically not aggressive, though babies are often nippy, the majority grow out of it. I got my pair from Kara at NERD.. and I couldn't be more happy! She's the blood lady. :)

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or K shes a hottie with alot of bloods!!

I have a baby blood, and she is the most docile of all my snakes. Active, inquisitive, curious about her surroundings, and not remotely head-shy. I can poke her between the eyes (not that I -do-, but I can!), stroke her chin, and she never flinches or acts the least bit perturbed. I'm thrilled with her, and can't wait to see her grow up.

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Originally Posted by slartibartfast

I have a baby blood, and she is the most docile of all my snakes. Active, inquisitive, curious about her surroundings, and not remotely head-shy. I can poke her between the eyes (not that I -do-, but I can!), stroke her chin, and she never flinches or acts the least bit perturbed. I'm thrilled with her, and can't wait to see her grow up.

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yup mine is exactly like that.

Here are just a few links. Good Luck! Blood Pythons are the bomb!!!:D

http://www.a1pythons.com/blood.htm
http://www.redpython.net/
http://www.gregcooper.net/reptiles/b...thon/care.html
http://www.jeffhartwig.com/BlackBloods.htm
http://www.gregcooper.net/reptiles/b...hon/index.html
http://www.vpi.com/4VPIInventory/VPI...PricelList.htm
http://www.newenglandreptile.com/CareBlood.html
http://www.proexotics.com/blood_article.html
http://www.repticzone.com/caresheets/76.html
http://www.lowergroundreptiles.net/c...ongersmai.html
http://www.bloodpythons.com/index.htm
http://www.wspcr.com/wspcr_featured_...od_python.html
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thank you all I cant wait to get one I still have some more reserch to do on them. what size prey do you give hachtlings?

According to my records, my sarawak short tail was eating "live almost hoppers" when I got him. (He was about 2 weeks old).