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    Re: Anything I Have To Watch Out For In Ball Python Cage Decorations?

    Thanks for all the answers so far, I will keep these things in mind.
    Are there any kinds of materials that could be toxic or dangerous to them? So far I only know that cedar and pine are bad, but can't find more about that.


    Quote Originally Posted by Deborah View Post
    You want to watch out for anything he can get stuck on many of those decoration have holes they will squeeze in and won't be able to get out of
    This is what can happen https://ball-pythons.net/forums/show...ght=feel+moron
    Quote Originally Posted by Zincubus View Post
    As above really . Just needs common sense.
    Most fake silk / plastic plants are fine but occasionally you get some that have built in rings to provide more strength BUT then the snake can get stuck and then drag it around until you can cut it off..
    Quote Originally Posted by Skyrivers View Post
    Think of them like toddlers. If they can they will get cut by it, trapped by it or in it, they will be messy with and on or in it, is it toxic to them, they will escape through or out of it......

    Yep. Just like small kids. You have to make intelligent decisions looking for all the hazards anything you put inside its enclosure. No. I am not paranoid at all. I am cautious.

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