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Old 04-17-03, 11:33 PM   #1
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Two pythons

I have a male ball and a female ball and my question is givene enough space for two can they be kept in the same aquarium? if not why?

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Old 04-17-03, 11:47 PM   #2
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They'll breed...unless they're old enough and you want tme to breed...don't do it.
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What about the pet stores where often times they keep multiple snakes in the same environment? Any other advice would be much appreciated.

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Old 04-17-03, 11:55 PM   #4
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Petstores often do things that aren't in the best interest of their animals. Petstores are in the biz for the money, not for the love of herps, so don't do what petstores do if you want a happy, healthy snake!
You *can* keep them together, yes, but it is always better to keep them in seperate cages. This reduces stress, makes cleaning/feeding easier, makes monitoring health easier etc.

If you DO keep them together, make sure the cage is plenty big, with several hides and a good temperature range.

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Old 04-18-03, 12:35 AM   #5
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Pet store husbandry and pet store techniques are NOT something you should try and duplicate or follow! That's the last model you should emulate for animal care!!

Kudos for asking before acting though. Very wise.
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Thanks for the wisdom, I will be keeping them in seperate aquariums then.

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