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Bredls Pythons

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  • 10-11-2008, 06:33 AM
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    Bredls Pythons
    I have just ordered a pair of Bredl pythons, due in 2 weeks time.CB08's
    Is anyone out there keeping these.
    I would appreciate any info, before setting up their viv, as I have not kept any pythons of this family before.
    They will be going into quarentine before joining my Ball collection in the herp room.
    thanks
    Ken
  • 10-11-2008, 07:05 AM
    Colin Vestrand
    Re: Bredls Pythons
    i don't keep them personally, but from what i understand they can be kept just like the majority of morelia species... which is, 90-ish hotspot, 80-85 ambient, semi-large caging, don't have to worry about humidity, and they may like an elevated perch.
    these guys are from desert areas so they are really easy to keep.
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