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Posted by: cee4 at Fri Nov 27 13:33:25 2009  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by cee4 ]  
   

Hi all, I am thinking of getting a carpet python but need some help.I cant decide what kind.Im not interested in breeding just a pet.
Can someone post the different kinds and what size the males and females get as well as cage size because that would be the deciding factor.
Im under the impression they are quite active.Are they like cornsnake active or more like a boa? I prefer larger and slower like the boas to the faster small snakes, but dont want a pet rock either.
Any ideas or help would be appreciated.
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