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    First time owner asking for clarification on a couple of topics

    Quote Originally Posted by redshepherd View Post
    @ ShawarmaPoutine: I have to say that a ball python clutching onto something not even 1 foot tall doesn't make them semi-arboreal lol.

    If one has kept actual semi-arboreal species like carpet pythons or scrub pythons, you'll know there is a VAST difference in their daily behavior. Ball pythons will slither over things and "climb" a bit when hunting, sure. But that doesn't make them arboreal more than saying a dog who swims makes dogs an aquatic species lol.

    To the OP: it doesn't hurt to provide ball pythons with branches though it's not required. Some ball pythons will come out at night and slither over them.
    1) nobody said anything about them needing to climb things over half a feet tall.
    2) nobody called them arboreal even semi-arboreal.
    3) nobody compared them to any kind of other snake that may it may not like to climb.
    4) even better, my response contained 0 words. It simply contained to pictures of exactly what was happening in time and space as this question was posed.

    My comment is to be taken in unison to everything that had been said regarding to them occasionally climbing, etc. Which is literally what you directed towards OP, but I just did in 2000 words... I mean 2 pictures.

    Good day sir.
    Last edited by ShawarmaPoutine; 03-14-2019 at 02:13 AM.

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