Birds + BP's?

Yeah I suppose so. I always think of arboreal snakes as the ones getting a real chance at a bird. I didn't think BPs would even be interested in eating a bird, I thought just mammals, but you learn something new every day!

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Originally Posted by Adam_Wysocki

Actually, in west africa, young male ball pythons have been found in trees. The theory is that there is safety in the trees and less competition for food.

-adam

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Makes sense.......and I can see them spending more time on the ground as they get larger. Can I see some of my smaller bps climbing, yes.........some of those big girls, lol, clumsy as they can be.....

Do you have any internet resources for behavior of bps in the wild?

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Originally Posted by elevatethis

Do you have any internet resources for behavior of bps in the wild?

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I have a bunch of books at the shop. Remind me next time you're up.

-adam

*waves hand madly in the air* ME TOO ME TOO!!! I'm dying to get my hands on as much info as I can. :please: :D