here are few pics

Take it how you wish. Imagine if we cared for snakes all by the book without any variation? We wouldn't advance but stay in the same place. I know that you read my last post(the one that got deleted) and like I said I don't recommend the average keeper on doing this.

Actually....its 3 different genuses Jen....scary huh?

lol...yep...:roll:

I don't know if Richard keeps his boids housed permanently but I have before. As a matter of fact I'm housing two bp's together right now. I have also kept bp's with boas housed together.

i wonder how many dogs and cats they've eaten.

Doesn't the guy who owns those snakes go by 'DFR' on other forums? I've seen him get ripped apart on a few other forums, lol.

Yes, but Danny, you must understand. All these species come from 3 COMPLETELY different parts of the world, with three VERY different husbandry techniques required. Not only does it stress the snakes out (which is a whole other thread), but I mean, come on. "Big", reputable breeders don't do this for a reason, that's why if it is "experimented upon" you rarely hear of it because it is so WRONG. Do you think it would be a good idea for me to house my rattlesnake with my ball python (even go ahead and forget about the whole venomous thing, just look at the fact that one is from the DRY Arizona deserts, while the other lives solitarily underground in Africa).

Jennifer

If whoever deleted the last topic hadn't deleted it, you would see all the precautions that I mentioned. I don't like repeating my self, so thank whoever deleted it for not giving you the chance to read it.

Oh, and Danny, just out of curiousity, have you ever heard of IBD (Inclusive Body Disease). I noticed you mentioned that you house your ball python's and boa together. Just get back to me on that, if you would....

Jennifer

People who practice this sort of husbandry care nothing for the animals.....they merely want to experiment and play God.