Educate Me

I have a friend the one I got my Axanthic Ball Python from. I am not very experience with BP's but when I had my Boa's I never housed them together. The reason I am saying this is because has a bad habit of housing more then one snake in a Steralite Container. He has a Baby with a 9 month old snake somebody please let me know if you can do that with BP's so I can tell this idiot whether he is doing what is right or wrong... Right, so I can be educated, Wrong, so I can tell this knuckle head to switch it up...lmao...

http://www.boa-constrictors.com/com/News/News.htm

Scroll down to the section on cannibals. The one with the pictures of the boa that ate a BP. Granted this isn't a story about a BP eating another BP, but it's the most graphic example I can find to argue that you shouldn't keep them together.

It's pretty universal that snakes normally prefer to "fly solo". Meaning they aren't social beings. So storing any two snakes together for long periods of time is a bad idea. Especially when combining a snake large enough to eat the other, because, well, just that could happen, you might wake up with one snake instead of two!

Day 1: :snake: :snake: ---- :D

Day 2: :snake: ---- :confused:

I knew it I never housed my boas together common sense but I believe it is the same with BP's thanks now I can send him this link so he can get educated before one of his snakes gets hurt or ate... Thanks