lacie and carpet python together.
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ozziepythons
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Lace monitors are well known as predators of carpet pythons. So no absolutely not.
XKiller
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No sutch thing as a stupid question, only stupid answers...
I wouldent advice u putting the lacie with the carpet,
Shane
I wouldent advice u putting the lacie with the carpet,
Shane
zuesowns
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What about a Morelia and a Antaresia? or 2 Antaresia?
Kenshin
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should try an antaresia and an aspidites
....... i have in the past housed morelia, antaresia and liasis together without incident though
Mr.James
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I'm glad that large monitors such as Lacey's are class 2 in NSW. Hopefully in the time it takes a person to acquire a class 2 they have learned enough about keeping reptiles to know that mixing monitors with pythons, snakes or chooks just does not work..
Kenshin
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well mate you *can* mix large monitors with chooks........ would be hard to clean up though
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JAS101
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i can feel infractions coming on , python119 had a fair question .
Kenshin
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think i had to much sugar this morning......
serpenttongue
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This would be very stressful to both animals. Lace monitors will prey on snakes, and if the lacie was a young individual, it may end up being prey for the carpet python.
Also, both animals may need slightly different housing requirements, anyway.
Jay84
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Some questions need not be asked.........
A very quick light reading on both species would have answered this.
A very quick light reading on both species would have answered this.
Kenshin
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exactly its like asking if reptiles need to be heated..... or if pythons eat insects....
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Pythoninfinite
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There is, actually, such a thing as a stupid question, and python119 asked it.
The tiniest bit of knowledge about either species would tell you that, if you even contemplate such a combination, you should be keeping neither carpet pythons nor lace monitors, together or separately.
Iif you have to ask a question like that, you are not ready for reptiles of any sort...
Jamie.
The tiniest bit of knowledge about either species would tell you that, if you even contemplate such a combination, you should be keeping neither carpet pythons nor lace monitors, together or separately.
Iif you have to ask a question like that, you are not ready for reptiles of any sort...
Jamie.
Jay84
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Bingo !
ozziepythons
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On the other hand, if newish keepers are abused for asking a question they may not ask further questions, make a husbandry error that could have been avoided and the end result is reptiles suffer. Lets be constructive here.
redbellybite
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agreed + 2
Kenshin
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i would mate but i have flashbacks of the mrs chasing me around the house with a pair of scissors!
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