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  • SD retic moprh

    6 15.79%
  • Moonglow BCI

    5 13.16%
  • Peruvian BCC

    0 0%
  • Red Neo Sorong type GTP

    2 5.26%
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    6 15.79%
  • Black Headed Python

    19 50.00%
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    Not many BHP are getting that big unless they're being overfed and that's a big no no for this species. You need to keep them on the leaner side to keep them healthy longterm so most will stay closer to the 6-7 foot range. Feeding small and/or leaner meals more often seems to be a major key to successfully rearing these critters. Nothing is quite as fun as feeding a hungry BHP either. Every bit as crazy as my craziest colubrids, haha.

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