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Here is a range map I drew that I could see being true with the pythons. I know it is terrible quality, haha. 

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On 4/16/2017, 7:23:09, PalmTreeDude said:

Here is a range map I drew that I could see being true with the pythons. I know it is terrible quality, haha. 

USA-BlankMap.jpg

if they can live in the northern parts of LA they can easily live in the southern parts of Tx

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6 hours ago, Umbrae said:

if they can live in the northern parts of LA they can easily live in the southern parts of Tx

Don't they need really moist conditions? 

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3 minutes ago, Umbrae said:

Could be ... i was basing it on cold temps 

Oh yeah, temperature wise South Texas would be on the map. 

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