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    Re: Giant ball python

    Quote Originally Posted by Lewdogg3 View Post
    OH NO..... BP should not be house together at all!
    I am curious to know some scientific or observed truth behind that statement? Convince me why?
    I say this because I have observed various species in nature that share communes, for example termite mounds. House snakes, pythons and even black mambas in africa have been found in tight quarters. Ever heard of a pit viper ....
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