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    Well , he looks much better , now that he's shed ! I got some decent pics of him tonight , eating dinner - not bad , considering I was shooting through glass !






















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    Pics of Morpheus

    Nice pics!

    However, you should consider using a different substrate. Wood chips are better suited for keeping snake food than snakes

    Also, you might want to consider a more enclosed hide. Ball pythons especially like to be touching the hide on all sides. Clay pot saucers work great because they are low to the ground and circular just like a coiled up ball python.

    Just some friendly suggestions
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    nice looking BP.

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    awsome pictures i love feeding time 8-)

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    Nice pics. Can't even tell there's any glass there. That's some clean glass. 8)
    2.0 python regius - Ace(pastel) and Pelota(cross-dresser )

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    is that a sepperate feeding enclosure becuase i don't see any water and it looks a little small

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    Thanks for sharing your pics. That is some clean glass..lol

    I would like to recommend, just in case you were thinking of switching substrates, cypriss mulch, It is as cheap or cheaper then pine shavings and much safer in regards to health issues in bps. If you have any questions on substrates feel free to ask.
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    Also....Newspaper is cheap (free for me) and plus, you can feed on it.
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    I have chief on aspen but lay down newspaper when I feed him to avoid him eating any of the aspen.
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    Thats also a very good idea
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