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    Re: How to tell if you have a sub Saharan ball python?

    Quote Originally Posted by dylanjwicklund View Post
    Yea volta is what I'm talking about but in what I was reading people said sub Saharan and volta are the same but that's what I was wondering if she's volta because the rapid growth with normal feedings the male sibling ate the same for along time just until a few months back when I started feeding her large instead of medium because of breeding

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    People make that mistake often. Sub saharan just means below the sahara, while Volta is in fact sub Saharan, it is a very small area compared to the rest of the continent. I think the only way you'll be able to tell is in the long run. When the snake gets a few years old and it seems very heavy, and longer than what might be considered "average", then you might have a good idea if it is in fact from that area or not
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