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Hiya i got my ball today and it's cool. the store said most people keep them in aquariums. i put mine in an aquarium and he doesn't seem to like it much and my tetras are freaked so what should I do. The water temp is around 85 so I figure that's ok.
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Edited subject line to denote off topic humor.
Edited on May 15, 2004 at 21:39:19 by phwyvern.
but people are not suppose to do it............branch out
NP
Take the tetras out and replace them with guppies and mollies. Put the tetras on wood chips.
LOL
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RicK @ BbI
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You need to provide a temperature gradient. one half of the water needs to be cooler.
thanks for help! its not so much a prob now cause the tetras must have crawled out of the tank during the night since they're not around. I'm working on the temp gradient. I figure if I put a modest flame under one end and dry ice under the other i'll have some sort of a gradient.
i've been reading this forum and i'll bet she has no problems shedding!
BP's are from Africa and Tetras are from South America. Also you need a temp gradient from 90-80. ALso, ball pythons dont do good in aqurariums.
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