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    Re: Help with aggressive snake please!!

    Quote Originally Posted by NomaReptiles View Post
    I keep my Sand Boas on a rack next to the ball python rack and I’ve had that rack all set up and ready for over a week now


    First and foremost..... Welcome! You should quarantine first. Especially if they are going next to an already establish setup. I learned this the hard way. Had an episode of mites from a newly acquired noodle a while back. Since then I have a dedicated quarantine tank in a closet opposite end of the house. I do not want to go through that again. And its not just mites, but you want to guard against anything that could cause illnesses from the new critter.
    0.1 Emerald Tree Boa (Northern)
    0.1 Green Tree Python (Aru)
    0.1 Pueblan Milk Snake
    1.0 Mexican Black Kingsnake
    1.0 Pied Het Lavender Albino Ball Python
    1.0 Yellow Phase Eastern Hognose

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