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    I totally respect people who keep poison dart frogs. They are super awesome animals and it seems like a lot of work to keep them up. But well worth it! They (as well as your setup) are gorgeous!

    I never bothered trying to convince my parents (snake-a-phobes). When I went off to school I got my first snake and then told them later. Better to ask for forgiveness then for permission? They didn't take it so well..even 400 miles from home they tried to make me get rid of it.

    I think ball pythons are great animals to have. They are low maintenance, they don't smell (unless they poo big!!), they eat once a week, they are calm and gentle (mostly...), and they don't make any noise or require lights.

    Its sometimes hard to convince stubborn parents, but it is possible. Might take some time.


    to the site. This is a great place for ball python and herp lovers alike!
    Last edited by Kaorte; 02-10-2011 at 11:28 PM.
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