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    Re: Contemplating bloods

    They are only similar in a sense that they are both of the family Pythonidae.

    These are 2 completely different species from 2 totally different continents.

    To want to house 2 different species together in cohabitation is non sense. Let alone 2 snakes of the same species. The only time 2 snakes should spend any time together is for breeding purposes.










    Quote Originally Posted by Mike41793 View Post
    Yes. Blood pythons are a seperate species from balls. There have been a few hybrid projects between the 2 species though so it shows that they are fairly similar.

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