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10-23-2011, 05:32 PM #9
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Re: When to get a bigger tank?

Originally Posted by lasweetswan

Why do you house them together?

I never said that I house them together, that's stupid. Ball pythons are solitary snakes.

2.2 normal ball pythons, 1.4 piebald ball pythons, 2.4 albino spider ball pythons, 1.3 blue eyed leucistic ball pythons, 1.3 black eyed leucistic ball pythons, 1.4 king cobras, 1.2 albino king cobras, 2.3 green tree pythons, 1.2 albino burmese pythons, 1.3 reticulated pythons, 2.4 columbian redtail boas, 1.2 hog island boas, 1.2 inland taipans. Don't count babies or ones I plan to sell.
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