Well today I got in early to start feeding. Fed all the balls yesterday. But this morning I wanted to ge the chondros done before Colette came in. I was really excited when our new chondros we just received all ate pinky mice. Nothing like a GTP that eats without having to be teased. So they are off to a great start. If you are looking for any GTPs we will be selling a couple 2 year olds. Just send us an email if you are interested. Colettes hand is doing a little better. Still hard for here to get alot done until it is all healed. That is about all the news for now.
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I just got another ball python, I put it in the tank with my other ball python and they are almost identical in size. The second day i noticed some strange behavior an i figured out that they were mating. This has been on and off for the last four days and i dont know what to do. Is it ok to leave them together or do i need to seperate them. HELP!!!!
Comment by connie — September 24, 2009 @ 7:35 pm
Keeping them together should not be a problem for now. Although I would remove the male after she ovulates.
Comment by Dan — September 24, 2009 @ 7:39 pm