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Re: Never again shall I house two snakes together
Yes, I'm afraid that's one of the reasons why we always freak out on people when they say they're keeping more than one snake in the same enclosure.
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Re: Never again shall I house two snakes together
you should only house snakes of the same sex and opposite sex when they are breeding, housing of the opposite sex at a young age can cause fights between the snakes and also the males will be ready for mateing before the female is so if he mates with her when she is too skinny it could cause some very serious problems.
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Re: Never again shall I house two snakes together
their are pics on some other threads of the BP that ate the BP that was bigger. housing snakes together is never a good idea
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Thank goodness you were there to stop it before it got any worse!
Lesson learned the hard way, but at least they are both okay.
This is a good example of why you shouldn't house two snakes together. People think it's going to be fine, it's only temporary, so-and-so said it was ok, what have you.
The truth is, the unthinkable can happen at any moment, and my babies are to precious to risk for the sake of laziness or so called convenience.
Gale
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Female smelt the males meal on his breath and was still hungry.
Try increasing meal size after separating them.
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you sure the girl is a girl????
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Yeah this is just a testament to why we never recommend it. I just rescued 2 that were kept in the same enclosure for 3 years and I'm glad nothing happened over that time!!
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Re: Never again shall I house two snakes together
Originally Posted by lyoto
you should only house snakes of the same sex and opposite sex when they are breeding, housing of the opposite sex at a young age can cause fights between the snakes and also the males will be ready for mateing before the female is so if he mates with her when she is too skinny it could cause some very serious problems.
what?
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Re: Never again shall I house two snakes together
Originally Posted by angllady2
Thank goodness you were there to stop it before it got any worse!
Lesson learned the hard way, but at least they are both okay.
This is a good example of why you shouldn't house two snakes together. People think it's going to be fine, it's only temporary, so-and-so said it was ok, what have you.
The truth is, the unthinkable can happen at any moment, and my babies are to precious to risk for the sake of laziness or so called convenience.
Gale
Yes, because everyone who houses two snakes together does so for convenience or because they are lazy. What color are the walls in your ivory tower?
Convenient? You kill me. In every way the husbandry of keeping animals together is harder than keeping them apart.
The truth is that if you take sensible precautions and are on top of your husbandry, there is nothing wrong with housing non-ophiophagic animals together.
To the OP - I'm glad no harm came to your male.
Last edited by Skiploder; 11-08-2010 at 09:59 AM.
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