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Re: what are the benefits of housing multiple bp's in a single enclosure???
 Originally Posted by JASBALLS
Same sex? If so NONE! A male housed with a female a few times a week works Great for breeding... Other then that, There are NO benefits just PROBLEMS...
yea...I should have said OTHER than breeding.
 Originally Posted by Skiploder
Your not going to get any.......
Yea I kinda figured that.

 Originally Posted by Skiploder
........that is unless my good buddy Serpent-Prey can go into a bit more detail on his vague claim that heating two enclosures in unhealthy...........

yep...there was that.
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Re: what are the benefits of housing multiple bp's in a single enclosure???
 Originally Posted by jeffnme
Since some of you may not have read the thread on housing multiple bp's...I asked a question and I am anxiously awaiting some intelligent answers.
So I ask you...anybody...
What are the benefits of housing more than one bp in a single enclosure?
Don't you know???
So they can cuddle and not feel lonely 
(just in case I am kidding )
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Re: what are the benefits of housing multiple bp's in a single enclosure???
 Originally Posted by GA_Ball_Pythons
So they can cuddle
Cuddling is fun
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Re: what are the benefits of housing multiple bp's in a single enclosure???
 Originally Posted by jeffnme
Since some of you may not have read the thread on housing multiple bp's...I asked a question and I am anxiously awaiting some intelligent answers.
So I ask you...anybody...
What are the benefits of housing more than one bp in a single enclosure?
Well geesh louise Meme and here I thought all along you understood snakes!
The BEST, most WONDERFUL reason to house them in groups is so they can get a foursome together for a game of euchre. You want your poor snake to be stuck alone playing solitaire!!!!
Now the problem does remain that nobody has thumbs so shuffling the deck is tricky and usually at least two snakes ball up when you trump their ace....but well...you see my point don't you?
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Re: what are the benefits of housing multiple bp's in a single enclosure???
 Originally Posted by GA_Ball_Pythons
So they can cuddle and not feel lonely 
I had one get out and it slithered all the way up to MY bed and curled up on my pillow...not on Jeff' pillow...on MY pillow.
I think he loves me!

ok..I'm sorry...I am totally not trying...to offend anyone.
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Re: what are the benefits of housing multiple bp's in a single enclosure???
 Originally Posted by cueball
Cuddling is fun 
especially when your cuddling with your balls!
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Re: what are the benefits of housing multiple bp's in a single enclosure???
 Originally Posted by jeffnme
curled up on my pillow...
That's because your pillow smells like rats
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Re: what are the benefits of housing multiple bp's in a single enclosure???
 Originally Posted by frankykeno
Well geesh louise Meme and here I thought all along you understood snakes!
The BEST, most WONDERFUL reason to house them in groups is so they can get a foursome together for a game of euchre. You want your poor snake to be stuck alone playing solitaire!!!!
Now the problem does remain that nobody has thumbs so shuffling the deck is tricky and usually at least two snakes ball up when you trump their ace....but well...you see my point don't you?


I started to read this and got to the foursome part and thought..."I know Jo...didn't go there!!! "
My mind went straight for the gutter...
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Re: what are the benefits of housing multiple bp's in a single enclosure???
 Originally Posted by jeffnme
I had one get out and it slithered all the way up to MY bed and curled up on my pillow
What kind of snake are we talking about
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Re: what are the benefits of housing multiple bp's in a single enclosure???
 Originally Posted by cueball
That's because your pillow smells like rats 
touch'e.
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