Can someone send me a complete caresheet on ball pythons from baby to adult?
How to Care for a Ball Python Before deciding to buy a ball python, make sure that you can accommodate a snake that grows over five feet in length and feeds on live food. Here’s what else you need to care for this challenging pet. Instructions Difficulty: Challenging Step 1: House your ball python in a 20-gallon tank or larger. Line the aquarium with aspen shavings, mulch or soil. Step 2: Provide your pet with a place to hide so that he is not stressed by stimulation. Supply a space just large enough for your snake to fit in side of it. Offer a habitat that can expand as the python grows. Step 3: Keep the temperature in the aquarium between 78 to 95 degrees F. Use a ceramic heater or incandescent light as the primary source of heat. Step 4: Feed a baby snake twice a week and the adult every two weeks. Furnish him with a separate aquarium so that he does not associate the cage being opened or your hand with feeding. A ball python eats live rodents or frozen rodents thawed to room temper
