Hey,
I was just checking on some pics in the profile gallery at the green tree Python section and...i saw a pic of a morelia spilota hanging out with a viridis, under the user of meowmix952. Is it really possible to have both species together, or are they HIGH risks? I have a spilota already and im thinking of a viridis in a year or so...but im wondering if i have to worry about an enclosure for the newbie green or pop him in with precautions with the jungle?
Cheers,
Sheri
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1.0.0 Cat (Garfield)
2.2.0 RES (Bowser, Angela, Leo, April)
1.0.0 V. Albigularis (Godzilla)
1.0.0 Z. Quadrilineatus (Yago)
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1.0.0 Lampropeltis Triangulum Cambelli (Spawn)
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Combo??
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Co-habitation is a no-no for the most part. If you have a problem child you could end up with it not eating from stress. New animals should always be quarantined for at least 3 months. NEVER introduce a new animal into your collection until you're sure it's healthy! One mistake and you'll be very sorry...nothing like disease spreading thru your whole collection.
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I haven't seen the pic, but the person may have been trying for hybrid Carpondros.
