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Ball Python's What to do & What not to do?
Hey guys I thought we could get a conversation going about Ball Pythons and how to house them properly, feed them and so on. The proper ways to do things and what not to do. Post pictues, videos, tips, good website links or anything you feel would be good to share. Thanks everyone.
Last edited by Dumoulin; 09-09-2011 at 04:45 PM.
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Re: Ball Python's What to do & What not to do?
I up loaded a video of how I set up my tank, please let me know if its okay or what I can do to make it better for my ball python. Here the link. Thanks. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kvS2JpqFbQI
Last edited by Dumoulin; 09-09-2011 at 04:56 PM.
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I'll add:
Do not Keep a UTH without a thermostat.
Reason? (graphic) http://ball-pythons.net/forums/showt...ghlight=repeat
Do not Feed live unsupervised!
Reason? (graphic...VERY graphic again) http://ball-pythons.net/forums/showt...hlight=graphic
Do not home multiple snakes in the same enclosure, especially without quarantine and if you are inexperienced.
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Do provide proper temps and humidity, how you do it is up to you
Do feed the proper sized prey, live/frozen/pre-killed...whatever you choose.
Do provide hides, they are secluded species, and I personally wouldn't like to be surrounded by glass without anywhere to escape.
Do always provide water
These are just a few, I figure more people will add on as the thread gets larger
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One thing I learned - don't use dial type thermometers or hydrometers...they can be off by 30% or more. Digital!
Plastic enclosures are far superiour to aquariums
Last edited by Saboduh; 09-09-2011 at 05:17 PM.
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Re: Ball Python's What to do & What not to do?
Thanks for the replys already guys, good points. Yeah digitals always the way to go I have a digital thermometer but I need to upgrade my hydro to digital asap.
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Re: Ball Python's What to do & What not to do?
 Originally Posted by Dumoulin
Thanks for the replys already guys, good points. Yeah digitals always the way to go I have a digital thermometer but I need to upgrade my hydro to digital asap.
WalMart has a Acurite digital thermometer/hydro with a prob so you can get two temp readings and a hydro out of one. They are usually about $14
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