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    Re: Possible Caging for Multiple Species

    IMO, I feel each species has their own flora and fauna so mixing species in a rack is something I don't do. I haven't seen any top breeders do that either. It is done however by some people but I can't say if it's caused issues or not. Why take the chance? All my garter snakes are in one rack , my ball pythons are in a different rack. Recently picked up a l.g.pyro who is in a quarantine tub until I get the new rack to house king snakes. Just how I do it.
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