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    Sorry for added post - that weird editing timer got in the way. Just wanted to add that a couple of other attractive plants, besides Pothos and Snake Plants, that are sturdy enough to survive in enclosures with heavier-bodied snakes like Ball Pythons include Korean Rock Fern (Polystichum tsussimense), Pteris Ferns (Pteris cretica or Cretan Brake Fern), and Arrowhead Vine (Syngonium podophyllum). These do well with low-level lighting and can deal with a wide humidity range.
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    2.0 Dumeril's Boas 'Gyre' and 'Titan'
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    1.1 Children's Pythons 'Miso' and 'Ozzy'
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    1.1 Rough-scaled Sand Boas 'Rassi' and 'Kala'
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    1.0 Gray-banded Kingsnake 'Nacho'
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