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  1. 02-23-2017, 04:59 PM #21
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    blood python?
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    Re: Ball Python Alternative?

    Quote Originally Posted by Dumdum333 View Post
    blood python?
    He wanted a snake as docile as a ball and more active, my short tails barely move and do have a bit more attitude. Great lap snakes though.

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    I have a Childrens Python. He has topped out at 3 feet, incredibly active constantly climbing and moving around, he can be nippy but at that size its more funny than anything else. The smaller Aussie Pythons are very active and would do great in a full T8.
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    Re: Ball Python Alternative?

    Quote Originally Posted by Reinz View Post
    Just don't rush into it. Keep doing what you are doing as far as research.


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    Would never rush it. Just love doing the research, learning, and outright talking about this stuff now. Those are beautiful snakes, btw.
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