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View Poll Results: what do you feed your ball python?
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rats
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other/ please describe.
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Re: what do you feed your ball pythons?
 Originally Posted by wendhend
Where do you even get them?
If you can't find any over there, and if you ever make it up to Portland, I'm just across the bridge in Vancouver, I'd be happy to set you up with a group or two.
Jerry Robertson

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Re: what do you feed your ball pythons?
While I was still breeding ASFs I moved them into a rack system with kitty litter pans. As soon as I did that I had ZERO aggression.
When they were in a tank system they were vampires and would routinely latch on and not let go, and yes, jumping up to get a grip on my hands/arm.
I think it had something to do with them being burrow dwellers? And being approached from above (hawks, etc.).
But move them into a breeding rack, I am sure they will calm out for you. I was seriously shocked, because they were so aggressive prior.
I handled all mine with bare hands and in a year never took so much as a nibble, could touch the babes, sort them, you name it. Same with jumping out, they never even tried to jump out of the racks when the tubs were open.
Bruce
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Re: what do you feed your ball pythons?
Interesting Bruce, makes alot of sense actually.
Mine get card board boxes to den in and they burrow quite alot actually.
The tubs I use are black concrete tubs, and they chewed right threw them, so I gave up on racks for them.
I have 4 racks for rats, I wish I could rack them, that would make life easier.
I am making another momma rack soon(I pull preggo moms) so maybe I will try a "special" rack for the asfs and see how it goes.
Jerry Robertson

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