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    Re: My take on Ball-pythons

    On november 8th there is a great reptile show in my area and I think its the time to purchase my first Ball-python any thoughts on what morph or size that would be good to start with?

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    Re: My take on Ball-pythons

    Quote Originally Posted by lance View Post
    On november 8th there is a great reptile show in my area and I think its the time to purchase my first Ball-python any thoughts on what morph or size that would be good to start with?

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    Morph - whatever YOU like. Not much fun to clean up poop after an animal you're not crazy about for the next 20-30 years!

    Age/Size - baby to juvenile would be a good start. But decide on what size you're looking for ahead of time, and get your enclosure set up, and running with belly heat and thermostat a few days BEFORE you bring home your new addition, so you can be sure everything is perfect for them.

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    Re: My take on Ball-pythons

    If you get a baby thats less than 3 months old be sure you have 2 tight hides and the enclosure is perfect for a hatchling in everyway. You dont want to end up with a stressed baby that wont eat. A well started baby thats a bit older can afford to lose some weight but little tiny ones cant.

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    Re: My take on Ball-pythons

    Is there any advice on to what is the best heating sources if it is heat tape, pad, light, etc...? and, I am building a rack with heat tape and a helix to regulate the heat just confused on some stuff and not sure what to do.

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    Please read the CARESHEET! to make sure you're doing the best you can for your pet.

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