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Re: I'm pretty disappointed with my BPs thus far
Do you think somebody comes along in Africa and digs them out of their cozy little holes once a week to put them into a nice clean box just to feed them? Clearly, no. They ingest all kinds of things along with their meal, and since bones aren't a problem for them I doubt much is. As for the homing more than one together, she may not have meant ball pythons. Some snakes do perfectly well together, for instance my green snakes and garter snakes do just fine. However, For several months I had my three male BPs together, so I did feed them separately then. With enough hides and precautions it can be manageable, but there is still risks, although it's definitely not a life or death situation that some make it out to be. After I switched to a rack system I fed them in their tubs, and it's made no difference, except in that many times I have to let them know it's not feeding time before I grab them.
1.0 normal ball python, Simon
1.0 spider ball python, Noah
0.1 genetic blurry ball python, Eleanor
"You become responsible, forever, for what you have tamed."
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Re: I'm pretty disappointed with my BPs thus far
 Originally Posted by jfreels
I believed it too, until I joined here and RTB.net. Even though I still feed outside of the enclosure
Their stance is that they could ingest loose substrate which will cause impaction and kill the snake. I also do remember people saying it caused cage aggression too. My wife remembered reading that too.
what forum is this? I think I wanna join it for some fun.
last time I went forum trolling, it was the flat earth society, forum for people believe there is a NASA conspiracy and the world is really a flat disk, not round. yea that was awesome.
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