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    Togetherness lol

    This is sort of a basic question, found some answers but trust the people on here more than randoms on yahoo answers. Would it be all right to house at least 2 bp's together? M/m m/f f/f

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    Nope. Not a good idea at all, the cons outweigh the pros.
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    Can it be done yes would i ever recommend it absolutely not

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    A friend of mine raised two siblings together and hasn't had an issue, but I would definitely not recommend this at all.

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    It's 100% safer and easier to set up two different enclosures. Is it convenient for the keeper to house together..... Yes. Is it necessarily good for ball pythons.....no.


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    Although it's common knowledge to keep snakes in separate enclosures, if you're looking for specific answers against housing them together this is a good read. http://pet-snakes.com/housing-snakes-together

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    Yeah, cause my friend has 2 females in the same enclosure

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    As others have said, it's a very bad idea to house two bps together for any purpose other than breeding. And even then, it's only for a few days at a time with breaks between...
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