snake fight?

woukd snake fight each other? i mean my normal would look and never move while my Mojave is on the bed with each other. so i get worry and dont put them close together. i been wanting a group photo.

I've put mine together and my ghost is 3 times the size of my black pastel,they don't care about each other..I don't think u would have a problem

maybe, but she wont move just eyeballs him. after i move him she'll move around again put him down again she'll just stop lol

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Originally Posted by jessica87

woukd snake fight each other? i mean my normal would look and never move while my Mojave is on the bed with each other. so i get worry and dont put them close together. i been wanting a group photo.

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Varies by species...male retics are often combative. Last time I read, balls were still hovering in the gray area with a decent amount of reports stating wild males were fighting, but not very cut and dry P-values. CB males together for under an hour or so? I doubt the likelihood of any issues. Together in an enclosed space with an insufficient amount of resources for both for a prolonged time period? Yes, a fight would be much more likely.

I think your BP is just shy and needs some bonding time haha

For a photo they will be OK.

But if you house two or more mature males together, they will fight. They will display dominant dances and might even lock each other.

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Originally Posted by jessica87

maybe, but she wont move just eyeballs him. after i move him she'll move around again put him down again she'll just stop lol

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Yeah,that sounds shady,lol...I'd be careful I guess..could just be curiosity or nervousness,then again that can lead to aggression..

I don't let my guys hang out,but did one little photo shoot and they were awesome. My guys are super mellow and completely non aggressive,I guess I'm lucky.

Like westside story but with snakes :rolleye2: :P

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Originally Posted by satomi325

For a photo they will be OK.

But if you house two or more mature males together, they will fight. They will display dominant dances and might even lock each other.

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What if you have a big enough enclosure with plenty of hides..let's say something like a 75 gallon with 5 or 6 hides.

I never even knew BPs would fight.
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