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    Despite it being said ball pythons don't bask like lizards....sometimes they just have to prove you wrong! Mine "basks" regularly - either on top of his highest branch or wrapped around his hottest hide (the top of which is under the UTH and a steady 92*F). I catch him there in one of these two places a couple of times a week. He has 4 hides that range from is 88*F under the CHE and on the UTH to 78*F - 80*F in his cool hide, but sometimes I guess they just need more heat
    No cage is too large - nature is the best template - a snoot can't be booped too much


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