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    Re: Best pythons or boas??

    Quote Originally Posted by vivi View Post
    Ooo, I've never heard of those, they certainly sound cool though. I just looked them up and they look awesome too, thanks for the suggestion!
    They'd be great based on size & appearance, but so far, difficult...better for advanced keepers, from what I've read. I think most are w/c too, so they'll be heavily-parasitized & you'd better have some savings for the exotic vet. I hope more ppl will keep working with them though, to get them figured out.

    BTW, Aussie spotted pythons are NOT imported, they're c/b (captive bred) right here in the states- & that generally means a much better pet experience, with a healthy snake that's not parasitized & in need of vet care & which may not survive despite best efforts.
    Last edited by Bogertophis; 04-10-2020 at 07:35 PM.
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