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Old 10-13-12, 08:25 AM   #1
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Re: Multiple balls in one cage??

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The smaller or weaker of the two will be eaten. No doubt about it, it will happen. They are solitary animals and the only time they should be housed together is between one male and one female, and only for breeding.
It is absolutely untrue that "the smaller or weaker of the two will be eaten. No doubt about it". It is possible, but highly unlikely.

It is true that snakes are solitary animals, and are best off housed alone

The picture above (being 2 ball pythons) is of a rare occurrence.
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Old 10-13-12, 08:39 AM   #2
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Re: Multiple balls in one cage??

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It is absolutely untrue that "the smaller or weaker of the two will be eaten. No doubt about it". It is possible, but highly unlikely.

It is true that snakes are solitary animals, and are best off housed alone

The picture above (being 2 ball pythons) is of a rare occurrence.
Yup. Which is why I said " one ball python may eat the other to resolve the issue"
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