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    Re: Can ball pythons safely climb branches thinner then them?

    Quote Originally Posted by dakski View Post
    Branches are difficult to keep clean and how would you secure it? Also not sure how to answer your question based on a picture and the fact your BP is 200G now. You could always secure it not too far off the ground and he falls a few inches would likely not get hurt. Keep in mind BP's will climb but they are ground snakes and not super adept at it.

    https://ball-pythons.net/forums/showthread.php?269674-Tank-decor-for-a-snake-who-likes-to-climb&highlight=branches


    The above thread is recent discussion that should give you some ideas.

    I use PVC for my Carpet Python.

    I mean people use branches all the time. Especially with naturalistic and bioactive enclosures and they don't really clean them.
    And securing it by bolting it down.
    I am not so worried he'd hurt himself by falling down, there will be plenty of bedding and I don't put it high up.
    I just wanted to know if he can fit on the branch comfortably when he's older.
    And I feel like providing climbing branches is a better solution for him than not, since he will climb anyway and I guess it's better than climbing the walls were he regularly looses his grip.
    Last edited by CakeLike; 12-14-2021 at 03:43 PM.

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