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What do you know about Blood Pythons? Cause I wanna know.

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Ok,
So I started a thread about burms and retics, about which was better. It did great so now I want t know about Bloods. What are the tips and tricks to breeding and caring for them?? Seriously I want to know it all!!!!
I live bloods because they are big and fat Like me haha..... They are also red in color and have an albino that looks like nothing else!!! So what do you know about bloods?? Cause I wanna know!!!!!:yesnod:
 
There are plenty of threads/posts on here about bloods. Do some research, rather than expecting us to spoon feed you. Questions are one thing... tell me everything is quite another.
 
(that might not be everyone's reason for not replying, but it was mine)
 
Bloods are awesome! I am a total sucker for heavy-bodied snakes. And the contrast and colors on bloods/other short tails (Borneos are my personal favorites, I adore the light, creamy colors!) are beautiful.

Most do have attitudes, although they usually calm down nicely if you handle them regularly as hatchlings. But you really should be prepared to handle a somewhat large, very powerful, aggressive snake. In any case, I kind of like their attitudes, they've got fun personalities.

They're not as hardy as many snakes and are somewhat more prone to health issues. Mine's had major issues with retained spectacles. So basic husbandry is vital.

Yeah, if you want a blood you should probably read some of the care articles listed on the VPI and NERD sites. But there's plenty of non-husbandry things to know that you won't find on a care article.
 
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