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Dalymad2
Hatchling
United Kingdom
301 Posts |
 Posted - 14/05/2012 : 16:25:28
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Hi,
I have two 13 month old corn snakes that have lived together in their viv since they were hatchlings.
The viv contains four hides although they choose to spend most of the time in one together.
Am i likely to see this happy relationship change in the future.
Thanks in advance for any replies. |
1.0.0 CORN- FRED ( CAROLINA)
1.0.0 CORN- BARNEY (CAROLINA)
0.1.0 CORN- SNOWDROP (SNOW)
1.0.0 DALMATIAN- SOLO
0.1.0 DALMATIAN- METOO
0.1.0 COLLIE CROSS- LILY
0.1.0 CAT-SOOKIE
0.1.0 AFRICAN GREY PARROT- SPIRIT |
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Auld Baldy
Ikea's Pimp
United Kingdom
1619 Posts |
Posted - 14/05/2012 : 16:29:31
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| Please post your question once only. Cross posting just leads to confusion. |
1.0.0: Miami Normal: Taggart
0.0.1: Carolina Normal: Wee Woody
0.0.1: Grey Rat Snake: Mirkey
0.0.1: Amel Corn: Blaze
1.0.0: Carpet Python: Vambo
0.0.1: MBK: Fester
0.0.1: Florida King Snake : Rattler (Rattle & Hum)
0.0.1. California King Snake: El Diablo Diego
0.2.0 Tarantulas : Ermintrude & Euphemia. |
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Sta~ple
qeeun speler
United Kingdom
6129 Posts |
Posted - 14/05/2012 : 17:37:51
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| Maybe, maybe not. Read the cohab thread and decide for yourself. Personally I wouldn't house any snakes under the minium breeding size together incase they are the opposite sex and becomes egg bound. A second set-up is far less than trips to the vet |
   
A very special super, duper thanks for K :3 |
Edited by - Sta~ple on 14/05/2012 19:52:28 |
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eeji
The Morph Master
United Kingdom
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lotabob
Fully Grown Corn
United Kingdom
4334 Posts |
Posted - 14/05/2012 : 18:23:21
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| That's a brave question for only 4 posts in lol (I'm only kidding, you find lots of shops will sell you 2 snakes and one setup, its not unusual). It is the general opinion that snakes are solitary animals and really should be kept apart unless you put them together for the brief period of breeding season for nookie time as it would be in the wild. The cohabitation thread is your best bet to read and then you can make your own educated decision as to whether to separate them or keep them together. |
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Harlequin Crested Gecko HARLEY
Albino Horned Frog WAKA
Chilean Rose Tarantula TRIXIE. Brazilian Salmon Pink Bird-eating Tarantula SAM. Orange Baboon Tarantula BORIS.
Giant Asian Forest Scorpion, SALLY.
Giant African Land Snails, SHELDON & MICHELLE.
Budwing Mantis, MAIA
Dubia Roach Colony. Silkworm Colony. Mealworm Colony. Waxworm Colony. Fruit Beetle Colony.
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QueenVic
Yearling
United Kingdom
849 Posts |
Posted - 14/05/2012 : 19:08:47
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Also, what u see as a happy relationship may not be. They tend to lay together because it is the best hide with the best temp, not because they enjoy each others company.
I would advise that they be kept seperate, there are a lot more cons than pros when it comes to co habbing.
Of course, they are your snakes so it is your decision, good luck with them x |
0.1.0 Normal (Espher)
1.0.0 Snow (Midnight)
2 GALS
1 rat (Jasper)
1 very needy staffy (Coco)
Location: Ossett
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adamasrc
Hatchling
United Kingdom
255 Posts |
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Redshift Spec
Hatchling
379 Posts |
Posted - 14/05/2012 : 20:40:57
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Originally posted by lotabob
together for the brief period of breeding season for nookie time
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Frank (Amel Corn 1.0)
Felicity (Flick) (Normal Het Albino BCI 0.1)
Jack (Sunglow BCI 1.0)
Maisie (Hypo het Albino BCI 0.1)
Silver (Snow Corn 0.1)
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