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    Re: Input on multiple snakes in one tank.

    This is really just my opinion. There is no law that says you can't keep ball pythons together.

    BUT. Every breeder I know keeps all of their snakes housed separately. This is for the benefit of the snakes. A snake is more likely to thrive living by itself then it is with cage-mates. As I said before, keeping two snakes together can double vet bills and you also don't know who is pooping/peeing/shedding. Not to mention the high probability that one of the snakes will stop eating or grow more slowly than the other.
    ~Steffe

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