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    Re: Thought This Was Too Cute

    Quote Originally Posted by LonelyGhost View Post
    i had bp's also when i was 16....... i had a 150 gallon tank that i kept 5 ball pythons in for over 2 years untill i sold them all

    Never had a problem and two were about 4 feet easily over 1000 grams and all the others were hatchlings
    Poor snakes

    The only time BPs should be housed together is when you are *intentionally* trying to breed them. BPs are extremely solitary animals; housing them together causes unnecessary stress. "Cuddling" is merely them fighting for the best hides, basking spots, etc.

    After proper QT, a group photo shoot is fine, but extended or permanent housing together is asking for trouble.

    Please give these wonderful animals the respect they deserve and provide them with their OWN enclosure.

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