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    Re: Question regarding new eggs

    Yeah, I thought that was a different species of snake sitting up there....
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    Re: Question regarding new eggs

    Quote Originally Posted by Quiet Tempest View Post
    I didn't notice that.

    It's not a good idea to co-hab multiple snakes.. worse idea to co-hab multiple species of snakes.
    Yes the chance of introducing harmful pathogens is great when mixing any species, let alone ones from different continents

    Not to mention the fact that Male Ball pythons will combat during breeding season and potentially try to breed with each other causing god knows what damage.

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    Re: Question regarding new eggs

    Quote Originally Posted by fishboyUK View Post
    Yes the chance of introducing harmful pathogens is great when mixing any species, let alone ones from different continents

    Not to mention the fact that Male Ball pythons will combat during breeding season and potentially try to breed with each other causing god knows what damage.
    Very sore bums?

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    Re: Question regarding new eggs

    Quote Originally Posted by Jeremy78 View Post
    Very sore bums?
    And most probably the "bad aids" too

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