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    Re: Keeping Pythons in Racks/Tubs

    Well, my ball (like my baby corn and the baby boa) lives in a tub, eats well, pooes regulary and looks fine... so I think he is doing well.
    I have to say that I am glad, that I began my research on keeping snakes on US pages, because over here in germany most people belong to the "huge cage, natural enviorment, whatever side" and in the german forums you will find one third threads like "Look at my nice huge ball vivarium" and two third threads like "Help, my ball wont eat", mostly by the same people...... who on the other hand will rip you apart, if you tell them you keep your ball in a tub...
    1.0 Ballpython Pete Townshend
    1.0 Boa BCI Bob Marley
    1.0 Cornsnake Elton John
    0.0.1. Rogers racersnake (Platyceps/Coluber rogersi) Mike Tyson
    0.3. Leopard Geckos (1 normal, 1 SHT het. Albino)
    0.0.1 Pacman Frog Albino, Tosh
    0.0.1 Tockay, Rudy
    1.1. Red Oscars (1 normal, 1 albino), 0.0.2 catfish (corys)

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