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    Re: 2 snakes, one tank?

    Quote Originally Posted by Inarikins View Post
    You can keep ball pythons together, but it's not recommended for inexperienced keepers.
    One word: NO.

    OP: Never keep more than 1 ball python in the same enclosure. You will create an environment that is NOT suitable, healthy, or EVER recommended for ball pythons... whatsoever... for any reason... ever... just NO. Breeding them is a completely different story, but an environment with 2 ball pythons, permanently, should never be recommended.
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