Re: Roommates - any possible issue?
http://tapatalk.imageshack.com/v2/15...5a0b897de9.jpg i keep 2 together they always been together and there always. Under the same hide
Re: Roommates - any possible issue?
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Malpaso
2. Smaller one stopped eating (she passed so far regular feeding period day)
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If you moved the smaller one to a new home that's not unusual. She just needs time to get used to it. Also double-check the temperatures in it just to make sure that they're correct, if she's cold she won't eat.
Re: Roommates - any possible issue?
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Malpaso
Folks, I would like to know your opinion here... I have two females (let's hope really are :D). One adult (6 years, 1500g) and second pretty young (6 months, 175g)...
So I am bit worried for that small one now... or I do not need to? Thanks a lot.
If you are unsure of the gender of your snakes, then I would say that you have about a 33.3% chance of having a male and female cohabitating, so, you should be prepared for breeding. The problem would be if the smaller one is the female. If you have any doubts at all, then my opinion is that you should not cohabitate them.
