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  1. 07-15-2004, 01:55 AM #1
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    ok, at first i was thinking i wanted a bci but now i dont know....jcp's are so pretty and they dont get as big as the bci's i know they can reach about 7 feet but are they very girthy ?? becuase length doesnt really matter but having a 6 foot long ,slender snake is differnt than having a 6 foot long and very wide snake, ive read alot about them and they seem pretty easy to care, now its just a matter of convincing the parents to let me get one in the future.
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    JCP's are pretty slender for pythons, being semi-arboreal.
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    i guess i would have to find a pretty tall tank for a snake like that right ?
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    Well, they are only semi-arboreal. You should definitely hve some branches in there but height isn't particularly a big worry... any glass tank, if you were to go that route, would be tall enough.
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    ok thanks, good to know,ill keep resarching
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