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Ball Pythons as Pets: Ball Python breeding, where to buy, types, care, temperament, cost, health, handling, husbandry, diet, and much more included! Caring For Your Ball Python
Ball Pythons are named as such because of their habit of curling themselves up into tight balls, especially when they are frightened or under stress. They are the smallest of the African pythons, and they are also called Royal Pythons because African rulers are known to wear them as jewelry. Ball Pythons are considered to be one of the most well-mannered snake species and are known for their docile temperament. They have a long lifespan as well, making them ideal for long-term companionship. If you wish to have an exotic pet but are a relative beginner with reptilian ones, the curious and gentle Ball Python is perfect for you. This book will provide you with relevant information regarding Ball Pythons, their nature and behaviors, and how to make sure that you will be giving them the utmost care. Ball Python breeding, where to buy, types, care, temperament, cost, health, handling, husbandry, diet, and much more included!
134 pages, Kindle Edition
Published January 28, 2017
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April 2, 2024
Dated Information and no herpetological studies
Most of the enclosure sizes listed are too small, and have been proven by herpetological studies. Studies have been done more recently have shown adult Ball Pythons maintain better muscle mass and overall weight proportions if given a 4'x2'x2' enclosure. The additional space helps them to more easily thermal regulate. Also disinfecting a larger enclosure only needs to happen every 3-6 months (less if it's made Bio Active, with Iso pods and spring tails as they will consume some unwanted shead or defication.) Also saw no references for breeders or herpetologist about the breeding or ovulation.
Most of the enclosure sizes listed are too small, and have been proven by herpetological studies. Studies have been done more recently have shown adult Ball Pythons maintain better muscle mass and overall weight proportions if given a 4'x2'x2' enclosure. The additional space helps them to more easily thermal regulate. Also disinfecting a larger enclosure only needs to happen every 3-6 months (less if it's made Bio Active, with Iso pods and spring tails as they will consume some unwanted shead or defication.) Also saw no references for breeders or herpetologist about the breeding or ovulation.
November 18, 2017
Book covers very basic information, but does not give enough details to be really useful. Also, editing is poor. Many words spelled incorrectly or missing
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