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    Re: Your personal opinions on Blood pythons?

    Their husbandry is very straightforward. We maintain all of ours in rack systems, the largest tubs in which are 52x20x12, and keep them at average temps of 80-82 degrees. They're alert, vocal snakes that are very aware of their handlers/keepers. Youngsters can be defensive & nippy, but with gentle handling they will usually outgrow it. Most of our bloods & STPs are snakes we're comfortable letting our 5 year old handle, and we have a quite a few. Do you know anyone local to you that works with them? Having an experienced keeper mentor you is a great way to learn.
    Last edited by Kara; 06-23-2012 at 01:47 PM.
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