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  • 07-31-2008, 10:04 PM
    reptiman93
    housing 2 females together
    i am about to get another female ball python. and i was wondering if you can keep them together if the tank is large enough and enough shelters for both. i have heard yes and no so i am still deciding what is right/ any answers?
  • 07-31-2008, 10:09 PM
    starmom
    Re: housing 2 females together
    I would not because it would be difficult for me to determine who poo'd, etc.
    I would not be comfortable in thinking that I know snakes well enough to be able to identify their subtle behaviors correctly (dominance, stress, etc.)
    I would also not want to run the risk of one becoming ill and the other not being able to be qt'd.
    It is my belief from everything that I have read and advice given consistently on this and other forums that a co-mingling of habitat ought only happen for the short term purpose of breeding.
  • 07-31-2008, 10:14 PM
    Somed00d
    Re: housing 2 females together
    I have housed two females together. That was before I knew what I was doing. They both went off food until I separated them. Although unlikely one can eat the other resulting in 2 dead snakes.
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