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Would I be able to put a baby California King snake in with my 3 Ball Pythons(2.1.2 ratio)? I don't believe I can, but rumors stated that if they are babies(he's 7 mos.), it would be okay.
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My guess is that your ball pythons are several times the girth of the kingsnake so there is little danger of him eating them. He may, however, have a very strong feeding responce to them and wrap them up to put the squeeze on them and if he's big enough he just might kill one even though he couldn't eat it.

If they, the balls, are very large babies and he, the king, is fairly small, the balls may lay on him and suffocate or physically damage him. There is also the possibility of parasitical or bacterial transfer between them.

I would NOT recommend keeping them together.
 
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