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    Re: I would appreciate some friendly advice about Ball-Pythons please!!

    First, outside soil probably isn't a good thing to put in the tank. There's no telling what could be in it. I use aspen, but I have no idea what you could use to grow plants in.

    For the humidity, anywhere from 50-70% should be fine. I keep mine 60-70% personally.

    Ball pythons don't really need baths unless they decide to paint the tank after going potty or to help remove mites. I'm not sure where you heard that.
    Last edited by kat_black181; 09-18-2013 at 02:54 PM.
    1.0 LB Hypo het. Trans Bearded Dragon-Dega
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