what are the benefits of housing multiple bp's in a single enclosure???

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Originally Posted by GA_Ball_Pythons

What kind of snake are we talking about ;) :devilish:

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ahahhaaaa.....

i should just not talk.

;) :rolleyes:

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Originally Posted by jeffnme

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I started to read this and got to the foursome part and thought..."I know Jo...didn't go there!!! "

My mind went straight for the gutter...

:rolleyes:

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HAHAHAHAHAHAH MeMe!!! I'm not coming down in that gutter to help you find your mind dear. It can just sit there and keep Jamie's mind company. :P

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Originally Posted by frankykeno

HAHAHAHAHAHAH MeMe!!! I'm not coming down in that gutter to help you find your mind dear. It can just sit there and keep Jamie's mind company. :P

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thanks...lol.

;)

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Originally Posted by jeffnme

toosh'ie.

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What ever that means :rolleyes:

BTW

What does "ijwphitff" mean???

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I Jack Wabbits Pretty Hard In The Finger Flip???

so....so far we have...

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Originally Posted by Lucero87

it's healthier HAHAHAHAHA

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Originally Posted by Ginevive

"my snaikes LUB each otha!"
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Originally Posted by Skiploder

my personal favorite - "I've been doing it for a year and have had no problems".

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Originally Posted by GA_Ball_Pythons

So they can cuddle and not feel lonely :8:

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Originally Posted by frankykeno

so they can get a foursome together for a game of euchre. You want your poor snake to be stuck alone playing solitaire!!!!

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Originally Posted by jeffnme

I think he loves me!

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so this means that Jas....has had the best answer!

What?!?!!?

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Originally Posted by JASBALLS

Same sex? If so NONE! A male housed with a female a few times a week works Great for breeding... Other then that, There are NO benefits just PROBLEMS...

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Originally Posted by cueball

What ever that means :rolleyes:

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I don't even understand what you are sayin'

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Originally Posted by cueball

BTW

What does "ijwphitff" mean???

:confused:

I Jack Wabbits Pretty Hard In The Finger Flip???

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:O

somethin...

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Originally Posted by jeffnme

somethin...

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I Just Wanna Toilet Paper Houses In The Frequent Future?

A newbie, especially a person new to snakes, could think that a snake is lonely, or if they get another snake before thinking about it, they house them together. Once they notice they're not fighting they keep 'em there. Or they just don't have the money to get another set-up. Believe me, herps are not the cheapest. I just spent $40 on a UTH, waterbowl and 2 hides! If that's not overpriced I don't know what is. :mad:
There are no benefits unless you breed.
The best way to get people from housing snakes together is to educate them.. :)

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Originally Posted by cueball

I Just Wanna Toilet Paper Houses In The Frequent Future?

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your gettin warmer...here's one for ya...


gis bak.

ycsyodd!

iafaots.

movr

il gats...

decode that suckra!

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Originally Posted by jeffnme

What are the benefits of housing more than one bp in a single enclosure?

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Well, you see, Ball Pythons don't have arms or legs, which makes resistance training alone nearly impossible and always futile. Pair this with the fact that many snakes are deprived of their 20 minutes of daily cardiac exercise due to most enclosures providing a square foot or less of floor space per foot of animal (which is quite impossible to zip around in long enough to reach an optimal cardiac rate), and you can see that animals left alone in an enclosure are much more likely to become obese and develop heart disease.

So you see, with two animals, they can entangle themselves and work against each other, allowing them to resistance train, and keep healthy. It is obvious that keeping any fewer than two animals is literally a death sentence, just a slow long one that lies at the end of the path of reptilian obesity.

Now, "why two animals, and not three or four?" you might ask. It only seems sensible that more animals would equal better overall health. Well, obviously, because if we allow more than two animals to co-habitate, the terrorist win.