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    Re: Safety around other animals

    Ball pythons are well known to eat mainly rodents, a captive bred ball python will be picky about whether its eating a rat or a mouse, or whether its thawed or alive, some even rumor they can be picky about the color but I dont think that one has any real basis. My point is, I dont think it would want to eat a bird.

    Get a good locking pvc enclosure for your BP and a lock for the bird cage for peace of mind as Kippykins said and handle one while the other isin its enclosure, but the chances of it happening are already slim.

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